Unmanned warehouse inventory drones | UV and Spray Disinfection Robots and Indoor Autonomous Delivery Robots
Location: United States
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $18M
Founded date: 2017
Investors 9
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 10.10.2024 | Series A | $18M | - |
Mentions in press and media 8
| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.08.2026 | Corvus Robotics Names Co-Founder Mohammed Kabir Chief Executive Officer | , a leader in deploying physical AI robotic systems for logistics and warehousing operations, announced that Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer Mohammed Kabir has been named Chief Executive Officer. Kabir has led the company’s technolo... |
| 26.06.2026 | GNC's AI-powered drones help reduce backorders while boosting warehouse worker satisfaction | At a GNC warehouse in Whitestown, Indiana, workers see and hear four drones overhead every day as they complete tasks that few humans want to do: count and track full boxes of products across more than 2,000 pallets in the warehouse's aisle... |
| 10.10.2024 | Corvus Robotics: $18 Million (Series A) Secured To Advance Autonomous Inventory Management Systems | Corvus Robotics, a provider of autonomous inventory management systems, announced an updated version of its Corvus One system. This allows the company to fly its drone-powered system in a lights-out distribution center without any added inf... |
| 08.10.2024 | Corvus Robotics Raises New Funding; Closes $18M Series A | Corvus Robotics, a Mountain View, CA-based provider of autonomous inventory management systems, raised a new funding of an undisclosed amount. The funding closed a $18m Series A round and seed funding led by S2G Ventures and Spero Ventures.... |
| 08.10.2024 | Corvus Robotics Nabs $18M Seed and Series A | MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, Corvus Robotics, a provider of autonomous inventory management systems, today announced an $18 million Series A round and seed funding. >> Click here for more funding data on Corvus Robotics >> To export Corv... |
| 05.08.2021 | Warehouse drones take flight | Drones are neat and fun and all that good stuff (I should probably add the caveat here that I’m obviously not referring to the big, terrible military variety), but when it comes to quadcopters, there’s always been the looming question of ge... |
| - | Corvus Robotics | “Autonomous warehouse inventory drones | Inventory visibility automation” |
| - | Corvus Robotics | “Corvus Robotics — Autonomous inventory intelligence for the physical economy. AI-powered warehouse drones and forklift sensors for real-time inventory visibility. Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises.” |