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Fetch Robotics

Fetch Robotics is an American robotic warehouse-management solution company.

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Fetch Robotics is an industrial robotics company founded by Melonee Wise in 2014 as a provider of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) services for logistics and warehousing management. It is headquartered in San-Jose, California.

Timeline

July 23, 2019
Series C

Fetch Robotics announced a $46 million Series C raise. The round was led by Fort Ross Ventures. Brings company’s total funding up to $94 million. With the participation from CEAS Investments, Redwood Technologies, TransLink Capital, Zebra Ventures, O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, Shasta Ventures, SoftBank Capital and Sway Ventures.

July 23, 2019
Fetch Robotics raises a $46,000,000 series C round from Fort Ross Ventures.
December 6, 2017
Series B

Fetch Robotics has raised $25 million in Series B funding. Sway Ventures led the round with participation from O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, Shasta Ventures and SB Group US. The Series B round brings Fetch Robotics' total funding to date to $48 million.

December 2017
Fetch Robotics raises a $25,000,000 series B round from Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures, Shasta Ventures, SoftBank and Sway Ventures.
June 2015
Fetch Robotics raises a $20,000,000 series A round from Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures, Shasta Ventures and SoftBank.
February 2015
Fetch Robotics raises a $3,000,000 series A round from Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures and Shasta Ventures.

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Fetch Robotics' CEO on the company's acquisition and the future of warehouse robots
Brian Heater
July 2, 2021
TechCrunch
Yesterday, enterprise computing corporation Zebra Technologies announced its plan to acquire Fetch Robotics. The San Jose-based startup has been a mainstay in warehouse and fulfillment robotics for a number of years, offering a modular system designed to automate companies behind the scenes. The full deal is valued at $305 million, with Zebra acquiring the remaining [...]
Survey reveals new kinds of business partnerships drive innovation during the pandemic - Business Insider
Joe Mullich
November 27, 2020
Business Insider
Partnerships are the third most important driver of transformation that companies will be investing in 2021.
As Workers Spread Out to Halt the Virus, Robots Fill the Gaps
Will Knight
April 25, 2020
Wired
Social distancing requires rethinking the layout of workplaces. A new breed of robots can help keep factories and warehouses running.
Fetch Robotics raises $46 million to expand warehouse automation internationally
Brian Heater
July 23, 2019
TechCrunch
Placed against our sci-fi expectations, robotics have largely fallen short -- with one notable exception. In 2019, automation is a mainstay in factories and warehouses. There the technology has been proven out in the field, and VCs are happy to invest millions. This morning Fetch Robotics announced a $46 million Series C raise. The round, [...]

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Industry
Location
San Jose, California
Company status
Active
B2X
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B2B
CEO
Melonee Wise
Founder
Steve Hogan
Crunchbase
crunchbase.com/organiz...robotics
Legal name
Fetch Robotics, Inc.
Legal classification
Corporation
Number of Employees (ranges)
100 – 249
Full address
2811 Orchard Parkway San Jose, CA 95134 United States
CIK number
2,014
Investors
Total funding amount (USD)
94,000,000
Latest funding round date
July 23, 2019
Competitors
Berkshire Grey
Latest funding type
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Series C round

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Q53308692

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