Skyline Robotics, a pioneering company in robotic window cleaning, has successfully closed a $9.8 million Pre-Series A-2 funding round, spearheaded by Standard Skyline LLC, with additional investments from Durst Ventures and high-net-worth individuals. This latest financial infusion, bringing the company's total funding to $19.4 million, is set to propel the expansion of its innovative window-cleaning robot, Ozmo, into major cities like New York and London.
Michael Brown, CEO of Skyline Robotics, expressed optimism regarding the company's trajectory and investor confidence:
"This funding round is a strong endorsement of our technology and team. It will fuel our growth, enhance Ozmo’s capabilities, and support our new construction business line."
Skyline Robotics has been making significant strides in the global market. The company recently announced a collaboration with Principle Cleaning Services to introduce Ozmo to London's high-rise buildings. Additionally, key patents have been secured in Japan and Singapore, paving the way for further international expansion.
Ozmo, Skyline's flagship product, integrates artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision with state-of-the-art robotics and sensors. This advanced technology allows window cleaning to be completed up to three times faster than traditional methods, while also eliminating the risks associated with human window cleaners. The deployment of Ozmo promises a smarter, quicker, safer, and more cost-effective solution for maintaining building façades.
The introduction of Ozmo to global cities marks a significant advancement in robotic technology's role in building maintenance. With its innovative approach, Skyline Robotics is not only transforming the window cleaning industry but also setting a new standard in automated building care.
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