Where does Relling rank among its competitors?

Relling ranks 1528th amongst 1555 active competitors, of which 158 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Standard Bots, which secured $200M in Jun, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Relling?

Relling's top competitors include Geekplus, Agile Robots and Mujin. Among them, Standard Bots secured the most recent funding round in June, 2026.

Relling - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Manufacturer of pre-configured robotic workcells for automated industrial manufacturing tasks. These modular systems are engineered, assembled, and safety-qualified at the factory before shipping to production environments. The platform integrates vision, inspection, and material handling capabilities to support processes including assembly, welding, dispensing, finishing, and machine tending. Designed to function upon delivery, the equipment allows operators to reconfigure tasks through software updates rather than requiring extensive on-site structural modifications or rebuilds. The hardware architecture remains vendor-agnostic and is intended for use in high-mix production environments.

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Top competitors of Relling include Geekplus, Agile Robots and Mujin. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Relling, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Geekplus 2015, Beijing (China), Public	Provider of robotics solutions for warehouse and logistics automation needs	$532M	Warburg Pincus, Granite Asia & 16 others	71/100
2nd	Agile Robots 2018, Munich (Germany), Series C	Manufacturer of intelligent robotic systems and automated industrial hardware components	$250M	Hillhouse, Sequoia Capital China & 17 others	70/100
3rd	Mujin 2011, Koto (Japan), Series D	Provider of intelligent automation solutions for industrial robots	$243M	UTEC, NTT & 10 others	65/100
4th	Dexterity 2017, Redwood City (United States), Series B	AI that powers robots to do physical tasks	$396M	Lightspeed Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins ... & 13 others	65/100
5th	Standard Bots 2011, New York City (United States), Series C	AI-powered robotics company automating real-world applications with advanced hardware and software	$263M	General Catalyst, RoboStrategy & 11 others	65/100
6th	Yaskawa 1915, Kitakyushu (Japan), Public	Manufacturer of servo motors, AC drives, industrial robots, and controllers	-	-	63/100
7th	Orangewood Labs 2016, San Francisco (United States), Series A	Manufacturer of AI-powered robotic arms for industrial automation	$4.65M	7percent Ventures, Y Combinator & 9 others	63/100
8th	Bright Machines 2018, San Francisco (United States), Series C	Provider of software-defined microfactories automating AI infrastructure hardware assembly	$279M	Eclipse, BlackRock & 14 others	62/100
9th	KUKA 1898, Augsburg (Germany), Acquired	Manufacturer of robotic systems, production machines, and integrated production systems	-	Midea, bldrs & 1 others	62/100
10th	Comau 1973, Turin (Italy), Acquired	Manufacturer of automation and robotic systems	-	One Equity Partners, European Investment Bank ... & 2 others	62/100
1528th	Relling Unfunded	Manufacturer of pre-configured robotic workcells for automated industrial manufacturing tasks	-	-	16/100