Anybotics

Regular facility monitoring can be automated and digitalized by autonomous robots, preventing human errors, costly defects and downtime.

ANYmal detects and quantifies gas leaks and enables automated inspections across a site.

ANYbotics continues to expand its presence in Asia, appointing Geosystems Inc. as a reseller partner for South Korea.

ANYbotics AG, a leading maker of four-legged robots, announced the closing of its CHF 20 million Series A financing round led by Swisscom Ventures. The funding will serve to accelerate the commercialization of its autonomous robots for industrial inspection applications.

ANYbotics Finalist at the Swiss Economic Forum Award, the most important young entrepreneur prize in Switzerland.

Five teams competed in the ARGOS Challenge, organized by Total and ANR. The ANYbotics team completed the challenge, and ANYmal operated for multiple hours through water impact and occasional falls.

ANYbotics focuses on autonomous robotics and its solutions and technologies.

ANYbotics is the leading provider of autonomous robotic solutions to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability of industrial work.

ANYbotics provides autonomous legged robots for industrial applications to provide high availability and reliability in automated routine inspections.

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ANYbotics AG is shipping **ANYmal X**, the world’s first legged robot designed for hazardous environments like oil, gas, and chemical plants where sparks could trigger explosions. The dog-like robot replaces human technicians in inspections, reducing risks in industries where dampened gear and explosion-proof enclosures are standard. Early adopters include **Equinor ASA** and **DSM-Firmenich AG**, while companies like **BP, Shell, and Petrobras** tested prototypes since 2023. ANYmal X features explosion-proof components, including electrical systems and hot surfaces, to prevent ignition while maintaining mobility and payload capacity. The robot targets a $1B+ annual market for industrial inspection robotics, addressing $1.4T in global downtime costs from undetected equipment failures.

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