Let’s explore some of the recent top robotics funding in robotics in the 1st half of 2022.
Robotics is one of the top emerging technologies of the modern era. It is a branch of engineering that involves the conception, design, manufacture, and operation of robots. It is to create intelligent machines that can assist humans in a variety of ways. It is flourishing in the global tech market with multiple types of robots for several industries such as automobile, automation, manufacturing, retail, and many more. It has already started influencing not only complex business environments but also human lives. Tech investors are looking for opportunities for effective investment in robotics through multiple Series A, B, C, etc. for sufficient funding in robotics for the future. Thus, let’s explore some of the recent top robotics funding in robotics in the 1st half of 2022.
Starship Technologies: Starship Technologies, one of the bigger players in the world of autonomous delivery robots the small, boxy vehicles that self-drive around cities and closed campuses delivering food and other small items have raised. The total funding amount of the company is US$197.7M
Addverb Technologies: Addverb Technologies is known for starting an innovation lab with several bases in Europe, the US, and India to come up with multiple solutions for all sorts of complicated problems related to the field of human-robotics collaboration. The total funding amount of the company is US$$132M
Gecko Robotics: Gecko Robotics, is a Pittsburgh, PA-based leader in robotics and industrial asset management software. Its robotic platforms perform fast, safe, and accurate industrial inspections yielding high-quality deliverables. The total funding amount of the company is US$122.3M.
DarwinBox: Darwinbox is a leading provider of cloud-based Human Resources Management Software. Their SaaS platform engages and empowers employees across the entire lifecycle with a smarter, simpler & mobile-first HR Tech experience powered by AI and ML. The total funding amount of the company is US$107M
Diamond Age: Diamond Age is automating new home construction for the production housing industry. Financing to continue its mission to make homeownership more affordable by using 3D printing and robotics technologies to make home construction significantly cheaper is a welcome change in a world where there’s a 7-million-home shortage in the U.S. housing market. The total funding amount of the company is US$58M
Accio Robotics: Accio Robotics is a robotics automation company focused on manufacturing state-of-the-art hardware and software automation solutions. It helps in cutting the lead times of product development when deployed for value-added tasks. The total funding amount of the company is US$34.2K
CynLr: CynLr is a visual object intelligence platform that enables industrial robotic arms to see, understand and manipulate any object in random unstructured environments. The total funding amount of the company is US$5.3M.
Mukunda: Mukunda Foods Pvt. Ltd is into the design & development of automated food equipment for use in the Indian food retail segment. Acquisition to be done via subscription of 13,289 Series B1 compulsorily convertible preference shares and 10 equity shares of the startup. The total funding amount of the company is US$5M.
Ati Motors: Ati Motors is one of the most unique industrial robotics startups in India right now. It makes autonomous electric vehicles for material movement in industrial environments like factories or warehouses. The total funding amount of the company is US$3.5M.
Data Sutram: Data Sutram is an AI-driven platform that provides Intel on People & Places with data from 250+ sources. It is an AI-based Location Intelligence Enterprise with a Cloud-based B2B product that works on a Data As A Service business model to help businesses. The total funding amount of the company is US$2.3M.
