The mission statement of the startup is to protect today's critical infrastructure and give form to tomorrow.
The combination of software and robotic solutions is designed to find cracks and other problems before they become bigger problems. The company's tech is designed to inspect industrial manufacturing structures for things like oil and gas, power, manufacturing and defense. That includes everything from ships to tanks.
It announced a $73 million raise this week to accelerate its technology development and deployment. Mark Cuban and Gokul Rajaram are two of the investors in the round. The company's total funding is around $122 million, after a $40 million round in 2019.
The ability to inspect, protect, and efficiently maintain critical infrastructure has been improved by the combination of robotics, software, and artificial intelligence.
The tech ticks off the dangerous and dirty boxes of automation. It is designed to scale structures in difficult settings. Damage that is too subtle to be seen by the human eye can be spotted by the robots.
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