Skild AI: A $14B Robot Brain Nobody Can Buy Yet
Skild AI is a three-year-old Pittsburgh startup building what it calls an "omni-bodied" AI brain — one model meant to run any robot, from humanoids to warehouse arms, without retraining for every new task. It sits in the software and AI-platform layer of the robotics stack, the same "brain, not body" bet the show explored with Dyna Robotics. Ten months after its first commercial deployment, Skild says it has crossed $100 million in annual recurring revenue, with named customers including NVIDIA and Foxconn (assembling NVIDIA's own Blackwell GPU racks), Sumitomo Wiring Systems, and Mitsui &…
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