Israeli AI startup Skyline Robotics secured a $3.35 million Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) funding round to fuel its 2023 business operations. The new round brings the startup's total capital raised to $12 million.
The financial injection comes on the heels of Skyline receiving critical patents for the OZMO platform in Japan and Singapore, bolstering the company's global expansion plan. The first OZMO robots have already been deployed in New York City, with further rollouts being planned in major cities worldwide.
The renowned OZMO robot integrates artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, and state-of-the-art robotics and sensors to address significant industry problems like labor shortages and worker safety. Recently, it bagged the coveted 2023 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Award from the Robotics Business Review in the Technology, Products, and Services category for OZMO.
OZMO is revolutionizing the $40 billion window-cleaning industry with safer and more efficient window cleaning solutions.
The startup was founded in 2017 by Avi Abadi and Yaron Schwarz. Skyline Robotics' last funding round was in March 2022 when it raised $6.5 million from Gefen Capital, Karcher New Venture GmbH and Skyline Standard Holdings.
