Foundry Robotics raises $100 million Series A for autonomous factory build
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Foundry Robotics has secured $100 million in Series A funding to develop America’s first autonomous factory for complex assembly. The company combines AI-powered robotic cells with manufacturing expertise to create flexible, scalable production systems. The funding will expand its Emeryville facility and accelerate deployment of AI models in manufacturing, targeting high-value electro-mechanical products across defense and commercial sectors.
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“ls with experienced manufacturing experts. With the new funding, Foundry will build out its Emeryville facility, accelerate deployment of AI models into real-world manufacturing, and grow its robotics research, engineering, and factory operations teams. Foundry has expanded its manufacturing footprint twentyfold to a 130,000-square-foot facility in Emeryville. The company currently serves defense and commercial indus”
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Foundry Robotics has secured $100 million in Series A funding to develop America’s first autonomous factory for complex assembly. The company combines AI-powered robotic cells with manufacturing expertise to create flexible, scalable production systems. The funding will expand its Emeryville facility and accelerate deployment of AI models in manufacturing, targeting high-value electro-mechanical products across defense and commercial sectors.
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