Today, Mytra Robotics, a US-based warehouse robotics startup, announces the completion of a $120 million Series C funding round, bringing its total funding to over $200 million. The round was led by Avenir Growth, with participation from Kivu Ventures, Liquid 2, DE Shaw, and Offline Ventures. Eclipse, Greenoaks, Abstract Ventures, and Promus Ventures continued to participate. Strategic investors include Lineage and RyderVentures, the corporate venture capital arm of Ryder Systems, Inc. The funds raised will be used to accelerate product deployment to scale to meet customer needs and to drive the acquisition of strategic talent.
Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Brisbane, California, Mytra Robotics focuses on warehouse automation, developing high-density automated storage systems for storing and moving goods in automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS). In addition, Mytra Robotics has developed Mytrabots, climbing robots that can move within 3D grid structures and retrieve boxes between different cells.
Regarding the team, Chris Walti, the founder and CEO, is the former head of Tesla’s Optimus division, and Ahmad Baitalmal, the co-founder and CTO, previously led factory software development for Tesla and Rivian, possessing extensive experience in large-scale development and deployment of automation systems.
In terms of funding, Mytra Robotics completed a seed round led by Eclipse in 2022, a Series A round led by Greenoaks and Eclipse in 2023, and a Series B round led by Greenoaks, Eclipse, Abstract Ventures, and Promus Ventures in July 2024.
In respect of product deployment, in 2024, Mytra Robotics signed contracts with some of the world’s largest companies; in 2025, it signed a large-scale deployment agreement 60 times the size of its previous largest installation, delivered two pilot systems, and put them into production at its new customer’s site.
