Agtonomy said it will use the funding to further develop its autonomy software for agricultural equipment and to expand to new markets.

With the funding, FarmDroid said it’s set to expand further globally, targeting both organic and conventional open-field farming.

WeRide currently holds autonomous driving licenses in China, the UAE, Singapore, and the U.S., and it has operations in over 30 cities.

Waymo said it will continue scaling its robotaxis to more riders and to support a variety of business applications over time.

Nimble aims to develop an intelligent general-purpose warehouse robot that is capable of performing all core fulfillment functions.

Simbe, whose Store Intelligence platform includes the Tally inventory robot, has raised funding to continue its global growth.

With over $250 million in equity capital raised to date, Outrider said it is working closely with customers to launch and scale its service.

Horizon Robotics provides advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) systems for passenger vehicles.

This new funding round will help Carbon Robotics scale its LaserWeeder business, introduce new software and hardware products, and more.

Horizon Surgical will use the round led by ExSight Ventures and to continue development of the Polaris system for eye surgery.

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The largest funding rounds were once again secured by developers of autonomous driving technologies, including Aurora.

3Laws, an innovator in dynamic safety solutions for autonomous systems, has secured $4.1M in seed funding.

With the close of the Series B funding round, Dexory has now raised $120 million over the past three years.

Quicktron Robotics said it has combined bin and transport systems for dense storage as it ramps up global outreach.

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Mendaera said it will use the funding to complete the development of its technology and begin the clinical introduction of its platform.

Pyka plans to use the Series B funds to advance the development of new capabilities for the U.S. Department of Defense and other partners.

Epica International holds 75 issued and pending patents on its medical imaging and robotics platforms in the U.S., EU, and other countries.

Inbolt has raised $16.4 million to expand its operations and speed development of its 3D vision tech for manufacturing.

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