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Collaborative Robotics

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Founded in 2022 by former Amazon Robotics VP Brad Porter; builds Proxie, a human-scale mobile manipulator with a 360-degree swerve-drive base, a Flex Grasp gripper and eye-level ScoutSense perception, coordinated by the Vista AI console fleet system requiring no WMS or IT integration. Gen 2 (announced June 2026) adds bimanual arms, up to 1,500lb cart capacity, 200lb vertical lift, autotasking, 40% fewer parts vs Gen 1, and NVIDIA Jetson on-robot AI compute with AWS cloud for fleet intelligence; starting at $5,000/month.

HeadquartersSanta Clara, US
Founded2022
Corporate funding$140M
Team51-200
Deployments5
Open roles0
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Company overview

Identity and operating footprint

Company typeRobot maker
Market segmentCorporate
StageSeries B
FoundersBrad Porter (CEO)
Regions servedNorth America
Countries deployedUS
Service footprintHQ in Santa Clara, CA
Last reviewed2026-07-05
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Robot models

Specifications remain vendor-claimed

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Proxie (Gen 1)

  • 360-degree swerve drive moves standard warehouse carts and roll cages autonomously

    vendor-stated mobility capability using Glide 360 swerve drive to navigate and transport existing facility carts around people and obstacles

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  • 24/7 operation via hot-swappable self-swap batteries; self-charging capability

    vendor-stated continuous-operation capability using automatic battery swapping at a dedicated station

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  • Less than $15/hr for 2-shift 5-day operation; less than $7/hr for 24/7 operations

    vendor-stated all-in cost per hour at different utilization levels

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Proxie Gen 2

  • Up to 1,500lb cart payload; up to 200lb vertical lift capacity

    vendor-stated maximum load for cart-moving and vertical manipulation (single-arm or bimanual configuration)

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  • 40% fewer parts than Gen 1, more compact footprint; modular single-arm or dual-arm (bimanual) configuration

    vendor-stated mechanical simplification and reconfigurability vs. first-generation Proxie

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  • On-robot NVIDIA Jetson AI compute; autotasking with no cloud dependency for core task execution

    vendor-stated edge AI platform enabling autonomous self-identification and execution of work without human dispatch or WMS integration

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  • Starting at $5,000/month

    vendor-stated entry-level monthly subscription price for Proxie Gen 2

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Deployment log

Announced and cited only

AnnouncedCustomerSiteCountryCountEvidence
2024-11-20Mayo Clinichealthcare logistics pilotUSNot disclosedAnnouncement
2024-11-20MaersklogisticsDKNot disclosedAnnouncement
2024-11-20Modernapharma manufacturingUSNot disclosedAnnouncement
2024-11-20Owens & Minorhealthcare distributionUSNot disclosedAnnouncement
2024-11-20Tampa General HospitalhospitalUSNot disclosedAnnouncement
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Funding history

Publicly announced rounds

Investors on recordGeneral CatalystSequoia CapitalKhosla VenturesLux CapitalBison VenturesIndustry Ventures
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Company timeline

Milestones and announcements

2026-06-22Launched Proxie Gen 2 at Automate 2026: bimanual arms, 1,500lb cart capacity, NVIDIA Jetson on-robot AI, autotasking; starting at $5,000/monthPRWeb
2024-11-20Publicly unveiled Proxie mobile manipulator; named first customers including Maersk, Mayo Clinic, Moderna, Owens & Minor, and Tampa General HospitalPR Newswire
2024-04-10Raised $100M Series B led by General Catalyst, bringing total funding to over $140MPR Newswire
2023-07-26Raised $30M Series A led by Sequoia Capital with Khosla Ventures and Mayo Clinic; launched Cobot Flywheel ProgramPR Newswire
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Source ledger

6 unique public sources

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Cobot Announces Second-Generation ProxiePRWeb · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Collaborative Robotics Raises $100 Million in Series B FundingPR Newswire · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Collaborative Robotics Raises $30M Series A Backed by Sequoia Capital, Khosla Ventures, and Mayo ClinicPRNewswire · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Collaborative Robotics raises $30M to develop and deploy 'novel cobot'TechCrunch · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Meet ProxieCollaborative Robotics · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Introducing Proxie, Cobot's Collaborative Robot, Built for the Real WorldPR Newswire · retrieved 2026-07-05