Silicon Valley: AI Meets the Physical World Download as image Share on X
Startups, scaleups and selected public or acquired companies with local product-building teams. San Jose, Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto and nearby South Bay and Peninsula hubs. Curated by Cosign and listed alphabetically.
Humanoid home robots that learn everyday chores and give people more time to live.
NEO has a factory now. The next test is making household help something you can manufacture.
Cosign Flexible circuits combining power, data, and sensing.
Its flexible wiring is already in production EVs, changing how power and signals move through increasingly complex vehicles.
Cosign Frontier inference clusters, co-designed from chips to software.
Jane Street received its first rack, putting an alternative AI chip architecture against real computing demand.
Cosign Rethinking the limits of AI, Lightmatter merges photonics and computing to build a future where speed, efficiency, and intelligence converge
Customers have its optical hardware, aimed at removing the data bottlenecks that keep powerful AI chips waiting.
Cosign Physical AI for cars, trucks, and moving machines that perceive, reason, and act.
Stellantis is taking its software into core vehicle systems, moving from simulating machines toward powering how they actually run.
Cosign Memory-centric compute for AI inference.
Corsair entered production in June, aiming to make coding and voice agents respond faster without relying on GPUs alone.
Cosign Humanoid robots with Helix AI, built to help with daily work in homes and factories.
BotQ tackles the next humanoid problem: producing enough dependable machines for work outside the lab.
Cosign AI answers presented as interactive visual interfaces for everyday questions.
Its iPhone launch tests a different future for AI: answers that become usable tools instead of another paragraph to read.
Cosign Physical AI that turns sensor data into operational understanding.
Newton Agents builds on real sites and sensor data, pushing AI toward understanding what is happening around physical operations.
Cosign Unify your data, analytics, and AI on a governed lakehouse to build apps and agents.
Lakebase takes it beyond analytics into the databases behind apps and agents, betting company data should power actions as well as reports.
Cosign Autonomous freight for regional distribution networks.
Daily freight runs without onboard safety observers, making driverless trucking a working option for regional deliveries.
Cosign Integrated satellite constellations, from mission design through orbital operations.
Seven satellites launched in six months. Its bet is making an entire working constellation something a customer can commission.
Cosign Automated research and engineering for machine-learning models.
An AI-generated paper reached an ICLR workshop, suggesting automated experiments can contribute to research rather than just summarize it.
Cosign Physical AI and industrial robots for complex logistics work.
A hundred million reported production actions test whether robots can take over the messy, repeated work inside logistics.
Cosign General-purpose robots built with integrated intelligence and hardware.
Its model and dexterous hardware work together, aiming to make robots adaptable across jobs rather than built for one.
Cosign Autonomous-driving technology and AI systems for vehicles and machines.
Two million autonomous miles back a push to supply driving intelligence across vehicles, rather than depend on one purpose-built robot.
Cosign Optical connections that let AI clusters scale beyond the rack.
Working with chip partners to move AI data with light, tackling the traffic jams between increasingly powerful processors.
Cosign Robots that learn from human video and real commercial work.
Twenty-four hours of continuous operation points toward robots that can carry a shift, not just finish a demonstration.
Cosign Enterprise AI that knows your company, connecting context, permissions, and action.
TIME and Booking.com adoption backs a shift from finding company knowledge to agents that can use it.
Cosign Frontier AI that helps a billion weekly users think, create, code, and get work done.
Frontier takes it beyond chat into running company agents, tackling the gap between capable models and work businesses can actually delegate.
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