Investments

Carbon Robotics founder and CEO Paul Mikesell explains how the agbotics company built its AI model with high-quality data.

Sovato has completed fundraising to scale its telesurgery platform and extend expert robotic care globally. Distant doctors, closer care.

Infravision said its flexible, automated approach eliminates contingencies and hazards inherent in conventional power line stringing methods.

Remedy Robotics will collaborate with Mission Thrombectomy’s clinical network to guide the global rollout of its telerobotic technology.

This new initiative is part of Nauticus’ broader strategy to use its technologies in industries essential to the global energy transition.

Starship plans to use its latest funding to expand robotic deliveries from campuses and European cities to U.S. urban areas.

Augmentus has received a strategic investment from Applied Ventures to enable faster deployment, flexible parts handling, and time savings.

Leju Robotics has raised funding toward an IPO, while fellow Chinese humanoid developer Unitree showed its latest model.

Seneca said it can extend the reach of firefighters, utilities, and communities in situations that were once unsafe and inefficient.

Neolix, which has completed thousands of deliveries in China, has raised funding to deploy its RoboVan Level 4 autonomous vehicles worldwide.

Avride developers autonomous vehicles and sidewalk delivery robots, both of which it is deploying in partnership with Uber.

Serve Robotics said it will use the proceeds of the offering for general corporate purposes, including working capital. 

HavocAI plans to use the funding to grow its autonomous fleet and enable military vessels in allied navies.

Revolute offers a unique robot that can drive on the ground to extend battery life and fly when it needs to get around obstacles.

Microbot plans to use the proceeds to support development, commercialization, and regulatory work for its LIBERTY system.

Energy Robotics says its hardware-agnostic fleet orchestration software delivers operational savings and worker safety to its customers.

Between robotic companies shutting down, large funding rounds, and product releases, there was plenty of robotic news in September.

InOrbit.AI says its funding from Globant will help its robot operations platform scale for ‘a new era of software-driven physical workflows.’

Root Access has emerged from stealth with pre-seed funding and an AI-native tool for firmware and embedded systems development.

Investment manager Peter Finn discusses robotics, AI trends, and market challenges in industrial technology post-COVID.

Auterion said its Series B round demonstrates investor confidence that AI-enabled software will transform the battlefield.

ANYbotics has already deployed ANYmal with multiple Climate Investment partners, including Equinor, ENI, and Petrobras.