Civ Robotics, a construction robotics company based in San Francisco, has raised $7.5 million in a Series A funding round.
The investment was led by AlleyCorp, with participation from Bobcat Company, ff Venture Capital, and earlier seed investors. With this funding, the company plans to scale its autonomous systems and expand its presence in global markets, particularly focusing on renewable energy infrastructure such as solar farms.
Founded and led by CEO Tom Yeshurun, Civ Robotics designs robotic solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency in the infrastructure sector. Its technology supports large-scale projects across road construction, energy, industrial developments, and data centers.
One of its primary offerings, CivDots, is an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) capable of marking thousands of coordinates per day with precision. These systems are already in use by major construction firms including Bechtel, Signal Energy Constructors, Trimble, and Cupertino Electric.
The recent funding round brings Civ Robotics’ total capital raised to $12.5 million, and sets the stage for further developments in construction automation in the upcoming year.
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