Tutor Intelligence Raises $75M Series B Led by Andreessen Horowitz
Overview
On Nov 02, reports initially misidentified the $75M raise as a Series A. Clarified on Nov 03-04, Tutor Intelligence confirmed this is a Series B round led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing total capital to $117M (including a prior $34M Series A in Dec 2025) to scale its Cassie and Sonny robots.
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Reported quantity · robots under contract: 1000 robots · reported trials
“is. This business and service model is part of how Tutor is bringing automation into work that has long defied conventional robotics. Today, Tutor’s robots are working in almost four times as many facilities as a year ago, and the team is on track to have more than 1,000 robots under contract by the end of 2027, all of which will be built in and deployed from the United States. The robots are currently in operation a”
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Reported quantity · robots under contract target: 1000 robots · reported trials · Differing source assertions
“odels we’ve trained on the work done. This round accelerates frontier model training, robot manufacturing, and deployment into industry. We’re in almost 4x as many sites as a year ago; nearly a third of this year’s deployments went to existing customers coming back for more; and we’re on track to have more than 1,000 robots under contract by the end of 2027. Our mission is to proliferate robotics for the common good.”
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Reported quantity · robots under contract target: 1000 robots · reported trials · Differing source assertions
“d maintenance and sends the robots upgraded software and intelligence on a regular basis. This business and service model is part of how Tutor said it is bringing automation into work that has long defied conventional robotics. Today, Tutor said that its robots are working in almost four times as many facilities as a year ago, and the team is on track to have more than 1,000 robots under contract by the end of 2027,”
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Control: reported autonomous
“on a four-wheeled platform that enables Cassie to autonomously travel between different sections of a warehouse. Automating pallet processing is challenging because the merchandise that a warehouse receives changes over time. Historically, adapting a robotic arm’s workflow to a new item involved manual coding. Cassie uses built-in artificial intelligence models to learn how to pick up new package types automatically”
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Reported quantity · Robot count: 100 robots · Basis not reported
“ture. In particular, it sees industrial companies using the system to assemble products and perform equipment maintenance. Tutor teaches Sonny’s AI models new tasks in a facility that hosts more than 100 robots. Human experts demonstrate how to perform a task using a remotely controlled robot and the AI models learn by imitation. “Sonny’s manufacturability at scale makes it an ideal robot not just for most handwork i”
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Reported quantity · items per minute: 18 other · Basis not reported
“lets, flat wood structures capable of holding up to several tons. Tutor sells a mobile robotic arm called Cassie that can take packages off a pallet and place them in containers. It’s also capable of performing the opposite operation. Cassie can process up to 18 items per minute depending on the package type. Its robotic arm is equipped with a vacuum gripper designed to pick up more than 50 pounds. The arm is mounted”
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Reported quantity · pounds: 50 other · Basis not reported
“lets, flat wood structures capable of holding up to several tons. Tutor sells a mobile robotic arm called Cassie that can take packages off a pallet and place them in containers. It’s also capable of performing the opposite operation. Cassie can process up to 18 items per minute depending on the package type. Its robotic arm is equipped with a vacuum gripper designed to pick up more than 50 pounds. The arm is mounted”
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- 2026-11-03 08:41 UTC · 2 reportsTutor Intelligence raises $75 million Series B to scale robot workforceRobotics & Automation News：Tutor Intelligence raises $75 million to scale robot workforce
- 2026-11-01 16:01 UTC · 1 reportsTutor Intelligence raises $75M Series ARobotics — Web news discovery：Robotics startup Tutor Intelligence raises $75M in investment
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- Robotics 24/7 — Industry reportingSignalTutor Intelligence raises $75M Series B to scale frontier robotics model training, manufacturing and deployment
Robotics research and deployment company Tutor Intelligence announced a $75 million Series B round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company said that its total capital raised has grown to $117 million, including a $34M Series A round in December 2025. Tutor funding will scale model training, robot manufacturing and deployment. Tutor said that the funding round will support the company's frontier robot foundation model training, as well as the manufacturing and deployment of Sonny and Cassie, Tutor's robot workers, which run the company's models and work jobs across the United States.
- Robotics & Automation NewsSignalTutor Intelligence raises $75 million to scale robot workforce
Tutor Intelligence announced today that it has raised $75 million in Series B funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing its total capital raised to $117 million.
- Robotics — Web news discoverySignalRobotics startup Tutor Intelligence raises $75M in investment
Warehouse automation provider Tutor Intelligence Inc. announced today that it has raised $75 million in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Union Square Ventures and Neo. The company utilizes its mobile robotic arm Cassie for pallet processing and its wheeled robot Sonny for shelf picking, employing AI models trained via imitation learning to adapt to new package types without manual coding.
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