Intelligent integration and automation platform Workato completed a $25 million in Series B funding round that included Battery Ventures, Storm Ventures, ServiceNow, and Workday Ventures. According to the company, it grew 300% in 2017, and its product is used by 3,500 customers across 57 countries.
Softomotive, a leader in robotic process automation (RPA), closed its Series A financing round of $25 million with Grafton Capital. This investment will help Softomotive build on its position in the rapidly-expanding RPA market. Grafton Capital is based in London and makes minority investments in rapidly
test.ai, whose platform is trained to recognize elements and screens in a mobile user interface, closed an $11 million Series A round led by Gradient Ventures, Google's AI-focused venture fund, with participation from e.ventures, Uncork Capital, and Zetta Venture Partners. With this investment, test.ai has
inVia Robotics, a provider of robotics warehouse automation solutions for ecommerce fulfillment centers, raised $20 million in a Series B round led by Point72 Ventures. The round also included investments from Upfront Ventures and Embark Ventures. The inVia Picker robot works collaboratively alongside human workers
CloudBees closed $62 million in a growth funding round made up of $37 million of equity led by Delta-v Capital and $25 million of growth financing from Golub Capital’s Late Stage Lending business. The new equity financing included strong participation from existing investors Matrix Partners,
Tray.io, a general automation platform designed for complex integrations and enterprise-scale automation by business users, secured $14.3 million in a Series A investment led by GGV Capital, bringing the company's total financing to $21 million. Additional investors include True Ventures, Mosaic Ventures, and AngelPad. Glenn
Caresyntax, a surgical data, analytics, and automation company, closed its first funding round with a total of $31.9 million in collected funds. surgical.AI, a Berlin- and Boston-based specialized healthcare artificial intelligence (AI) investor, invested $20 million, while Norgine Ventures, a European business supporting innovative healthcare
Plum, the company that introduced the first appliance that automatically preserves, chills, and serves wine by the glass, closed $10 million in Series B financing led by Fort Lauderdale-based Las Olas Venture Capital. Las Olas invests in early-stage startups with a primary focus on B2B
Drishti closed $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Emergence Capital. Andreessen Horowitz and Benhamou Global Ventures, investors in Drishti's 2017 seed round, also participated. According to the company, Drishti uses what may be the world's first commercial application of action recognition to
Award-winning industrial robotics company Soft Robotics closed $20 million in an oversubscribed funding round. New investors include Scale Venture Partners, Calibrate Ventures, Honeywell Ventures, Tekfen Ventures, Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., with Hyperplane Venture Capital leading the round. Existing investors include Material Impact, ABB Technology Ventures,