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Anybotics raises $60M to bring more autonomous industrial robots to the U.S.
Anybotics has closed its Series B round at $110 million, some 18 months after announcing it had raised a $50 million Series B.
Spun out from the Eth Zurich research university in 2016, Anybotics has built a quadruped autonomous inspection robot dubbed Anymal, replete with sensors and cameras for monitoring equipment in industrial settings. “Anybotics addresses the challenge of performing routine inspections in complex and hazardous industrial environments,” the company’s co-founder and CEO, Dr. Péter Fankhauser(pictured above on the right, with CFO Fredrik Isler) told TechCrunch. In the 18 months since raising the first tranche of the Series B, the Zürich-based startup says it has doubled the number of units sold, with close to 200 robots now deployed across the oil and gas, mining, power, utilities, and metals industries.
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