Freedom Robotics provides a cloud-based SaaS platform for control, monitoring, and fleet management of robotic systems. Its products work by deploying agents on robots to collect data, which is visualized in customizable dashboards and shared securely, while enabling remote control and teleoperation with low-latency performance and API access. The platform differentiates itself with end-to-end fleet management focused on remote operations, fast control loops, and collaborative data sharing within a single integrated system. The company aims to help robotics teams build, deploy, and operate safe, scalable robotic operations at scale.
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1-10
Company Stage
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Total Funding
$6.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2018
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$6.6M
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Space exploration imposes the highest demands on remote-controlled and autonomous systems. In September, university teams from around the world participated in the ERC Space and Robotics Event, Europe’s largest competition of its kind. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic required the event’s organizers to quickly find a way for the teams to participate and be monitored remotely. Freedom Robotics ultimately provided the platform for competitors to teleoperate their robots in simulated Martian terrain.
Freedomrobotics is excited to announce the release of its Operator Teleop, or colloquially known as Pilot 1.5, which builds on its June initial release of Freedom Pilot.
Freedomrobotics’ll walk through the steps to set up the two most commonly used packages for 2D SLAM and localization, gmapping and amcl, to produce high-fidelity maps of the robot’s environment.
Freedom Robotics said its cloud-based Freedom Pilot and Resource Monitor can speed robot deployment, development, and management across verticals.
Freedom Robotics, a San Francisco-based provider of cloud-hosted robotics management software, today announced that it’s raised $6.6 million in a seed round led by Initialized Capital, with participation from Toyota AI Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, PagerDuty cofounder Andrew Miklas (from S28 Capital), and Heroku CEO James Lindenbaum.
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Industries
Company Size
1-10
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$6.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2018
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