SafeAI announced that it brought in $38 million in Series B funding. The company offers retrofit kits for construction and mining vehicles. 

Guardforce AI announces a definitive agreement to acquire certain parts of Kewei’s robot business-related assets in China.

Fruitcore Robotics brought in 23 million euros, over $24 million, in Series B funding.

Robco, a Munich-based startup that builds modular robots to automate small to medium industrial businesses, brought in around $13.8 million.

The funding includes debt financing and equity contributions to help Einride continue to scale its technology.

The United States Army and the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) awarded Kodiak Robotics with a 24-month, $49.9 million contract in October.

The U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center has awarded Gecko Robotics with an 18-month, $1.5 million contract through the SBIR program.

Verdant Robotics’ Series A raised $46.5 million. The money will speed up the company’s robotic farm manufacturing and market launch.

Locus Robotics has now raised $422 million since it was founded in 2014.

Through magnetic propulsion, the company’s Bionauts can navigate the human body and deliver drugs locally.

Attabotics announced that it brought in $71.7 million in Series C-1 funding. The latest round brings its total funding to $165.1 million. 

Soft Robotics brought in $26 million in the first closing of its Series C funding round to expand commercial deployment of its mGripAI.

ISEE, the Cambridge, Mass.-based developer of self-driving yard truck solutions, announced that it raised $40 million in Series B funding.

The funding will be invested directly into at least 30 startups over the next six years.

Pickle Robot Company announced that it closed a $26 million Series A funding round and it has live pilot implementations in the LA area.

MOV.AI, which offers a robotics platform to develop AMRs and AGVs, brought in $8.2 million in funding.

Galen Robotics is a surgical robotics company looking to erase the large capital expenditures end-users face when considering surgical robotics. 

AMP Robotics, a company creating robots that can organize recycling, brought in $91 million in corporate equity in a Series C funding round.

Bright Machines raised $132 million in debt and Series B equity funding, bringing the company’s total funding to $330 million. 

Fox Robotics intends to use the new funds to ramp up production, invest in talent, and expand globally.

Ambi is enabling warehouses to pull items from bulk inventory by using vision to guide robotic arms to grasp and then sort items.

Foxglove, a company creating flexible, user-extensible developer tools, announced that it brought in $15 million in Series A funding.