Investments

Wingcopter, a German delivery drone manufacturer and service provider, announced that it raised $42 million from a Series A extension round.

The Series A funding will enable Indoor Robotics to move into full production and develop its go-to-market strategy.

Teleo closed its Series A funding round with $12 million raised for its semi-autonomous retrofit kits for heavy construction equipment.

Vayyar Imaging announced that it brought in $108 million in Series E funding led by Koch Disruptive Technologies.

Moon Surgical closed its Series A funding round with $31.3 million to accelerate the development of its Maestro robotic surgical system.

FarmWise Labs offers precise robotic weeding as a service with a pay-per-acre model in California and Arizona.

RobotPlusPlus plans to use the recent round of funding to accelerate its research and development timeline and expand its global presence.

Along with the funding round, Nomagic also announced its partnership with BRACK.CH, a Swiss e-commerce platform.

Founded in 2017, iFollow makes three AMRs that can transport 300 kg, 600 kg and 1,000 kg payloads.

The funding will drive global growth; further expand global customer installations and accelerate deployment of software solutions.

Eureka’s high accuracy and high agility automation technology builds on research from Nanyang Technical University in Singapore and MIT.

In Q1 2022 alone, contractors nationwide deployed Dusty’s FieldPrinter solution to print floor plans on 25 million square feet of construction sites.

Flexxbotics plans to use the funding to accelerate the commercialization of its cloud-based manufacturing management software platform.

With more than 40 locations, Daimler Truck is one of the largest commercial vehicle manufacturing company in the world. 

Vention plans to use the funding to grow its go-to-market and accelerate the development of its hardware and software platform. 

RGo Robotics announced that it raised $20 million in funding and that its Perception Engine is available for customers.

SLAMcore uses deep learning to help robots and drones identify physical space, objects and people around them to autonomously navigate the world.

The new organization acquires Savioke R&D and the Relay product line. It will continue to focus primarily on hospitality and healthcare.

Ruqi Mobility’s funding round included participation from autonomous vehicle industry leaders Pony.ai and WeRide.

VisionNav’s AGVs include forklifts, indoor and outdoor autonomous tractors and BrightEye, its smart AGV system.

Unitree plans to use the funding to increase construction on its mass production lines and strengthen its existing production lines.

Octopus Ventures, a European venture firm that invests in early-stage companies, led Touchlab’s funding round.