Ultra Robotics has raised $50 million in Series A funding to scale its warehouse robotics solutions. The round is led by Framework Ventures. The company develops automation technology for logistics and fulfillment operations.
Ultra secures $50 million in Series A funding to deploy OP1, its two-armed robotic system for packing, sorting, and assembling orders in warehouses. The company offers these robots as a leasing service to logistics facilities. Framework Ventures leads the investment round.
Ultra Robotics raises $50 million in Series A funding as part of a $62 million total funding round. The company expands its Physical Intelligence partnership to advance warehouse automation solutions.
Ultra Robotics raises $62 million across two rounds, including a $50 million Series A led by Framework Ventures and a seed round jointly led by Y Combinator and NextView Ventures. Its OP1 Operator warehouse robot handles shelf picking, sorting inbound goods, kitting orders, and packaging shipments, with a stated capacity of up to 1,000 items per day. The company plans to use the capital for engineering initiatives and broader robot adoption.
