Mytra Valuation, Funding & Investors

Seegrid is a Pittsburgh-headquartered supplier of autonomous mobile robots for warehouse material handling. The company's Palion series includes lift trucks, pallet trucks, and tow tractors equipped with 3D vision navigation for pallet transport in dynamic environments. Seegrid deploys systems in facilities for Ford, Whirlpool, and GE, boosting throughput by automating repetitive tasks. Its enterprise software provides fleet management, simulation, and analytics for supply chain optimization across North America.

Locus Robotics is a Wilmington, Massachusetts-headquartered manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots designed for e-commerce fulfillment and warehouse operations. Its LocusBots navigate facilities using onboard AI to pick and transport totes, boosting order throughput by 2X to 3X while maintaining 99.95% accuracy. The fleet management software coordinates hundreds of robots in shared spaces with human workers, integrating with warehouse management systems like Manhattan Associates and SAP. Deployed in over 100 facilities worldwide, the robots handle peak holiday volumes for retailers such as Boots, DHL Supply Chain, and SpeedCommerce. Founded in 2014, Locus Robotics has raised over $150 million in funding and operates in North America, Europe, and Asia.

RightHand Robotics is a Somerville, Massachusetts-headquartered robotics company founded in 2015 that deploys AI-powered picking systems for e-commerce fulfillment centers. Its RightPick platform handles diverse SKUs in apparel, electronics, and grocery orders from bins and totes without manual tuning. Customers include major retailers processing high-volume operations in the US and Europe.

HAI ROBOTICS is a Shenzhen-headquartered provider of autonomous case-handling robotic systems for warehouses and factories. The company develops AI-powered solutions like the HAIPICK system, first launched in 2015, which supports rapid deployment in logistics facilities. Clients including DHL Supply Chain, BEST Supply Chain, and Philips deploy HAIPICK for order fulfillment and storage. HAI ROBOTICS holds numerous patents in robotics and maintains offices in the United States, Germany, and Japan.

Attabotics is a Calgary-headquartered robotics firm delivering high-density 3D warehousing systems. Founded in 2016, its NanoSystem uses AI-driven robotic shuttles for order fulfillment, reducing storage footprints by up to 10 times compared to traditional warehouses. The company has raised $123 million from investors like Georgian and Caisse de dépôt, powering facilities for Gap Inc. and Harley-Davidson across North America.

Exotec is a Lille, France-headquartered robotics firm producing the Skypod goods-to-person system for e-commerce warehouses. Installed in facilities handling up to 1 million picks per day, Skypod deploys fleets of autonomous vehicles on vertical storage racks adaptable to ambient and chilled environments for clients like LVMH and Decathlon.

Geek+ is a Beijing-headquartered developer of autonomous mobile robots for warehouse automation, factory operations, and supply chain logistics. The company deploys AI-powered picking robots, sorting systems, and pallet trucks customized for e-commerce giants, apparel brands like Shein, retailers, third-party logistics firms, pharmaceutical distributors, and manufacturers of automobiles and electronics. Geek+ leads China's robotics market with deployments exceeding peers, maintains partnerships with JD.com and SF Express for co-developed solutions, and expanded globally to Europe and Southeast Asia since its 2015 founding.

Quicktron Robotics is a Shenzhen-based industrial automation specialist and subsidiary of JD.com. The company designs autonomous mobile robots, sort-to-light systems, and AI-driven warehouse solutions for e-commerce fulfillment centers. Quicktron deploys pallet trucks, stackers, and shuttles handling over 1,000 picks per hour in high-density storage. Its products integrate with JD Logistics networks and serve clients in retail, logistics, and manufacturing sectors across Asia. Founded in 2014, Quicktron focuses on scalable robotic fleets with real-time path optimization and 5G connectivity.

LexxPluss is a Japanese developer of autonomous mobile robots for warehouse logistics, combining self-navigation and remote guidance modes. Tokyo-headquartered, its Lexx robot handles pallet transport in e-commerce facilities, integrating with WMS like SAP. Deployed in sites for Amazon Japan and Rakuten, it reduces labor by 40 percent across 50 installations. Founded in 2020, the company expanded to Southeast Asia.

Path Robotics is a Columbus-headquartered company manufacturing AI-powered robotic welding systems for fabrication shops. TorchRunner robots use computer vision to weld carbon steel, aluminum, and stainless parts with 99 percent uptime. Deployed in automotive and heavy equipment sectors since 2018, Path serves clients like Lincoln Electric across 20 U.S. facilities.

Robostar Co Ltd is a South Koria based company. It manufactures and sales industrial robots. Its products include high precision location control devices-robot technology, robots for FPD/ semiconductor wafer returning, devices for manufacturing electronic components, linear robot, scara robot, picker robot, and controller.

Medrobotics is a medical robotics firm commercializing the Flex Robotic System, a steerable and shapeable endoscopic platform. The system enables minimally invasive access to complex anatomies like the throat, lung, and prostate through a single small incision, surpassing rigid tool limitations.

Yuil Robotics Co Ltd is engaged in developing and producing automation systems consisting of industrial robots such as orthogonal robots, collaborative robots, and multi-joint robots, and smart devices as the main products. The company also provides total solutions for manufacturing automation in the injection molding industry and all industrial fields.

Clobot Co Ltd engaged in robot solution business, robot service business, and other product supply business for robot service. The robot solution business is to supply core solutions CHAMELEON and CROMS to robot manufacturers under license or to supply solutions included in the supply of robot services, and the robot service business is to provide robot services in areas such as guidance, delivery, and patrol in the public life sector, logistics automation, and manufacturing automation.

Stemmer Imaging AG is a provider of image processing technology for use in industry and science in Europe. The company's product consists of image processing systems and intelligent cameras, light-emitting diodes, lenses including telecentric, and macro and system, cameras, tested analog and digital cables, image processing connectors, calculators, and equipment. It provides services, such as the option to hire, feasibility studies, and customized cabling. In addition, the company serves automotive, electronics, semiconductor and solar, medical imaging, pharmaceutical, traffic, and rail and transport markets, as well as sports, entertainment, and broadcast industries.