Skild AI says it has reached a $100 million recurring revenue run-rate about 10 months after its first commercial deployment. The company develops software that helps robots learn tasks. In its update, it also says hundreds of robots are operating across more than 60 companies.
Skild AI’s approach centers on its S1 model, which the company describes as learning a task from a single video rather than relying on prior training data. The Next Web links this capability to upcoming regulatory requirements in Europe, noting that the European Machinery Regulation newly covers this kind of behavior starting January 2027. Bloomberg focuses on the company’s financial milestone and growth pace following the start of commercial use, without emphasizing the regulatory timeline.
