secured $40 million in an oversubscribed Series C financing round Tuesday.
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The Salt Lake City-based company produces robots that augment humans to enhance productivity and safety.
led the round, which included most of the company���s existing investors, such as , the company said in a written release. With the new funding, the company has of $96.1 million in venture-backed investments since being founded in 1983, according to 蹤獲弝け data. Prior to this investment, Sarcos last closed on a round in 2018.
In addition to the investment, Rotor Capital Partner , and Schlumberger���s Cecilia Prieto, division vice president Americas land, joined Sarcos��� board of directors.
The new funding will be used to begin commercial production of Sarcos���, which has been under development for more than 20 years. The company touts it as ���the world���s first full-body, battery-powered wearable industrial robot designed to increase strength and endurance.��� The commercial release of the new exoskeleton is slated for 2021, the company said.
���This new funding will allow us to achieve our next goal of scaling production and shipping commercial units of the Guardian XO exoskeleton,��� said , Sarcos chairman and CEO, in a written statement. ���In addition, we will also advance the development of our ���smart��� version of the Guardian XO exoskeleton with our Cybernetic Training for Autonomous Robots artificial intelligence platform, which will enable the robot to augment the operator���s precision and skill to complete specific tasks.���
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