Dexterity, a logistics robot spinout of Stanford, has emerged from stealth with series A funding and debt financing from Stanford-StartX Fund.
Dexterity, a US-based warehouse robot technology spinout of Stanford University, made its public debut on Tuesday with $56.2m in funding from investors including Stanford-StartX Fund, the venture unit of Stanford-aligned accelerator StartX.
Presidio Ventures, a corporate venturing arm of conglomerate Sumitomo, is also among the investors, as are Pacific West Bank, Liquid 2 Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, B37 Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Obvious Ventures and Blackhorn Ventures.
The amount includes at least series A capital and debt financing, but…
