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Bear Robotics raises USD 81 million Series B to scale up mobile robots in the hospitality market

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Bear Robotics, a leading innovator of hospitality robotics and artificial intelligence solutions, todayย announcedย the completion of a $81M Series B funding round. New investor IMM led the round with participation from Cleveland Avenue, LLC and other existing investors. To date, Bear Robotics has raised $117M in total funding, including a $32M Series A funding round in January 2020 led byย SoftBank.

With its headquarters in Silicon Valley and roots in the restaurant industry, Bear Robotics has engineered solutions such as the companyโ€™s flagship product named Servi, an all-in-one, fully autonomous mobile robotics answer to daily repetitive work encountered by hospitality employees. โ€œHaving started my own restaurant years ago, I learned firsthand just how hard things could get,โ€ said John Ha, Bear Robotics CEO and Founder. โ€œI thought there must be a way to automate some of these repetitive tasks without losing what makes a restaurant great. Thatโ€™s why we created Servi. Itโ€™s a solution meant to enhance the experience of customers, employees, and operators. While others are trying to fully automate work, weโ€™re trying to elevate the future of work for stakeholders in this industry that keep it going each day.โ€

This new Series B investment will accelerate Bear Roboticsโ€™ efforts in adding new products that complement the increasing need for automation in the hospitality space and expanding the companyโ€™s reach into new markets around the world. Bear Robotics will also leverage this investment to hire additional top talent. โ€œAchieving this next round of funding is a key milestone for us to be able to accelerate our product roadmap and expand our go-to-market initiatives with our partners. Weโ€™ve also been extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to help small and medium-sized businesses during the recent labor shortage, and look forward to our continued impact there,โ€ said Juan Higueros, Bear Robotics COO and co-Founder.