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4AG Robotics sells autonomous harvesting robots designed for mushroom farms. The vision-guided robots pick, trim, and pack mushrooms around the clock and can retrofit onto existing Dutch-rack shelving to avoid new farm infrastructure; they use AI vision, precision suction grippers, and motion control, while collecting data to map mushrooms and optimize yields. The company differentiates itself by focusing on the mushroom sector, offering retrofit-compatible automation with data-driven insights, including disease detection to protect quality. Its goal is to scale manufacturing, expand globally, and help growers reduce labor costs and increase production efficiency.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$44.8M
Headquarters
Salmon Arm, Canada
Founded
1999
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4AG Robotics, a B.C.-based startup, received a $40 million investment to advance its AI-driven mushroom harvesting robots, addressing agricultural labor shortages. Located in Salmon Arm, the company aims to increase its autonomous robots from 16 to 100 within a year. These robots operate 24/7, using AI cameras and suction cups to harvest mushrooms, a sector facing acute labor challenges due to demanding conditions.
SALMON ARM - On Jul. 29, 4AG Robotics, involved in autonomous mushroom harvesting, announced the close of its $40 million CAD Series B financing, led by Astanor and Cibus Capital, with support from new investor Voyager Capital and existing investors InBC, Emmertech, BDC Industrial Innovation Fund, Jim Richardson Family Office, Stray Dog Capital and Seraph Group.
/PRNewswire/ - 4AG Robotics, the global pioneer in fully autonomous mushroom harvesting, today announced the close of its $40 million CAD Series B financing,...
4AG Robotics, a Salmon Arm-based company, is expanding with a $40M investment led by Astanor and Cibus Capital, with support from Voyager Capital and existing investors. This follows a $17.5M round in 2023, totaling $57.5M raised in two years. The funds will support scaling operations and expanding global presence, with new deployments in the Netherlands and the US. A 32,000 sq. ft. facility is being renovated to enhance work environment and accommodate growth.
Salmon Arm, BC-based mushroom-picking tech startup TechBrew Robotics has changed its name to 4AG Robotics and secured $17.5 million CAD in Series A funding.