inVia Robotics
Westlake Village warehouse automation company pairing Picker mobile robots with orchestration software sold as a subscription.
inVia Robotics, founded in 2015 and based in Westlake Village, California, automates order picking in warehouses with its inVia Picker autonomous mobile robots and inVia Logic software that assigns and sequences work. It sells the system as robotics as a service, so customers pay by the productivity they need instead of buying the equipment. The company raised a $9 million Series A in February 2018 led by Upfront Ventures with Embark Ventures. In August 2018 it closed a $20 million Series B led by Point72 Ventures, with Upfront Ventures and Embark Ventures returning, which brought its total to $29 million. A $30 million Series C followed in July 2021, co led by Microsoft's venture fund M12 and Qualcomm Ventures, with Hitachi Ventures, Point72, Upfront and Embark also investing; the company put its total funding at $59 million after that round.
- Latest funding
- $30M
- Total funding
- $59M
- Latest valuation
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- Founded
- 2015
- Country
- United States
- Jul 28, 2021Series C$30M
- Aug 1, 2018Series B$20M
- Feb 14, 2018Series A$9M