RoboForce has announced the launch of Titan, an AI-powered robot designed for deployment in industrial environments, along with an additional $5 million in funding, bringing its total capital raised to $15 million. According to the company, Titan is engineered to operate in outdoor and industrial settings and is built with a modular hardware architecture and AI-hardware co-optimization.
The robot supports several manipulation functions categorized as Pick, Place, Press, Twist, and Connect, which RoboForce identifies as foundational for industrial tasks. Titan reportedly offers a payload capacity of 40 kilograms, arm reach of 1100 millimeters, and a runtime of eight hours. It is currently available in wheeled and tracked base configurations, with further variants in development.
The $5 million in additional funding was secured from a combination of existing and new investors. It follows a $10 million early-stage round completed in January 2025. The company stated that the latest capital will support team expansion and the establishment of a new headquarters with advanced testing and development infrastructure in Silicon Valley.
RoboForce is currently engaged with clients in sectors including solar energy, mining, manufacturing, and aerospace, and has pilot deployments scheduled for later in the year. The company is actively recruiting professionals in AI and robotics to support ongoing product development and commercial rollout.
