Cybernetix Ventures Launches $100M Fund for Robotics and Physical AI
Cybernetix Ventures, a Boston-based venture capital firm, has announced a new $100 million fund aimed at supporting early-stage companies in the robotics and physical AI sectors. Announced in a press release, the fund will focus on scaling breakthroughs in industries such as manufacturing, logistics, construction, agriculture, climate, and healthcare.
Led by robotics experts Fady Saad and Mark Martin, Cybernetix Ventures has already built a portfolio of investments in companies like Raise Robotics, Rugged Robotics, and Airworks. These companies are developing solutions for critical vertical markets, and many have seen significant increases in valuation as they progress through funding rounds.
The firm plans to expand its focus into agriculture and climate sectors, adding Mark DeSantis, an expert in agriculture robotics, to its advisory roster. Cybernetix Ventures continues to leverage its deep sector expertise and active corporate partnerships to support the next generation of robotics startups.
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