When was Marathon Targets founded?

Marathon Targets was founded in 2010.

Where is Marathon Targets located?

Marathon Targets is headquartered in Sydney, Australia.

How many employees does Marathon Targets have?

As of Jul 31, 2026, the latest employee count at Marathon Targets is 72.

Where does Marathon Targets rank among its competitors?

Marathon Targets ranks 52nd amongst 209 active competitors, of which 25 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was ExRobotics, which secured $8.07M in Nov, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Marathon Targets?

Marathon Targets' top competitors include Knightscope, CAE and Roboteam. Among them, ExRobotics secured the most recent funding round in November, 2025.

Marathon Targets - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

Marathon Targets develops unmanned ground vehicles with a figurine which act as targets for live fire training. The product is built to tackle the shortcomings of fixed, or rail based target systems which lack the realism of human like behavior. This prepares the soldiers to real life combat scenarios and helps them develop skills to engage moving targets. The firm also provides a dynamic warfighting scenario against a robotic OPFOR that follows its own plan and mounts a counter attack. Marathon has also supplied the robotic platform for developing the autonomous pizza delivery vehicle.

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Founded Year

2010

Location

Sydney, Australia

Stage

Funding Raised

Investors

Cicada Innovations

Ranked

52^nd among 209 active competitors

Employee Count

72 as on Jul 31, 2026

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Marathon Targets is a funded company. Marathon Targets has 1 institutional investor.

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The founders of Marathon Targets is Tobias Kaupp.

Here are the details of Marathon Targets' key team members:

Tobias Kaupp: Co-Founder & COO of Marathon Targets.

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Marathon Targets' employee count trend

Marathon Targets has 72 employees as of Jul 26. Here is Marathon Targets's employee count trend over the years:

Employee count trend for Marathon Targets

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Top competitors of Marathon Targets include Knightscope, CAE and Roboteam. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Marathon Targets, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Knightscope 2013, Sunnyvale (United States), Public	Developer of cloud and AI-based robotic patrolling systems	$47.4M	Konica Minolta, Ntt Docomo Ventures & 27 others	68/100
2nd	CAE 1947, Saint laurent (Canada), Public	Manufacturer of flight simulators and provider of aviation training services	-	CDPQ, Bay Partners	64/100
3rd	Roboteam 2009, Gaithersburg (United States), Acquired	Developer of robotic platforms and command and control software solutions	$62M	Generali, FengHe Group & 1 others	62/100
4th	ARX Robotics 2021, Munich (Germany), Series A	Developer of autonomous, modular unmanned ground systems and sensors for military	$59M	Project A, HV Capital & 20 others	58/100
5th	AxialAero 2020, Hyderabad (India), Seed	Developer of flight simulator technology and aeronautical, aerospace products and services	$2.81M	Leading Tip, Nippo & 12 others	53/100
6th	ExRobotics 2017, Breda (Netherlands), Series A	Developer of inspection robots for inflammable and explosive environments	$8.07M	FORWARD.one, Rotterdam Port Fund	50/100
7th	Milrem 2013, Tallinn (Estonia), Acquired	Manufacturer of unmanned ground vehicles	-	Amalfi, Europa	50/100
8th	Micropolis 2014, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Public	Provider of AI and robotics solutions	$4M	Mindrock Capital	49/100
9th	Sedaro 2019, Arlington (United States), Seed	Provider of scalable enterprise simulation platform for aerospace and defense	-	Stellar Ventures, Starburst & 1 others	47/100
10th	DOK-ING 1991, Zagreb (Croatia), Acquired	Manufacturer of UGVs with robotic mine clearance and fire fighting capabilities	-	Europa, SEAF	46/100
52nd	Marathon Targets 2010, Sydney (Australia), Funding Raised	Develops robotic targets for live-fire training	-	Cicada Innovations	26/100