Funding / Bedrock Roboticsthe 27th of October 2026, 11:00 UTC

Bedrock Robotics raises $600 million

Bedrock Robotics raised 600 million dollars at a value of 4.1 billion dollars, the company said on the 26th of October 2026. The start-up makes kits that let building machines dig on their own.

Bedrock's self-driving diggers get funds

Bedrock Robotics raised 600 million dollars at a value of 4.1 billion dollars, the company said on the 26th of October 2026. The start-up makes kits that let diggers and other building machines work with no driver.

CapitalG, the growth fund of Google's parent Alphabet, and Emergence led the round. It is called a Series C, the third main round.

Who put in money

New backers include USIT, Bessemer and Temasek, the company said. Nvidia, 8VC and Valor are among those that put in money again.

Bedrock has now raised close to 1 billion dollars in total, the company said.

What Bedrock does

Bedrock fits sensors and software to the machines that builders already own. The machines then dig and move earth by themselves.

It has done paid self-driving work on a site in Nevada since August 2026, the company said.

Below we break down the rounds

Bedrock Robotics rounds: two hundred and seventy million dollars at a one point seven five billion dollar value in February, six hundred million dollars at a four point one billion dollar value in October

Bedrock's value grew about 2.3 times in 8 months, by our arithmetic. The new round is more than twice the size of the February one.

What is confirmed and what is not

The February round figures come from Bloomberg. Bedrock has given no revenue figures.

Key facts

Bedrock Robotics raised 600 million dollars on the 26th of October 2026.

It is valued at 4.1 billion dollars.

CapitalG and Emergence led the round.

It has done paid work in Nevada since August 2026.

Source: Bedrock Robotics, the 26th of October 2026