
Dexterity is a Warehouse Robotics company founded in 2017 and based in Redwood City, United States. It has raised $291M in total funding, most recently a Series C in 2025 at a $1.6B valuation.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 11, 2025 | Series C | $95M | $1.6B | Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sumitomo Corporation |
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Physics-consistent world model enabling robots to perceive, reason, and act in real-time. Built for physical manipulation at production scale, not just observation. Powers an agentic framework coordinating perception, decision, and motion agents asynchronously across truck loading, package sortation, and other warehouse applications. Makes placement decisions in under 400 milliseconds, jointly optimizing density, stability, reachability, and dual-arm parallelism. Application- and hardware-agnostic; proven in production across six applications running on four robot types and five hand types. Trained on over 100 million autonomous actions in production. Interpretable and safety-first architecture gives operators visibility into decision-making.
Mobile dual-arm robot system that navigates autonomously to trailer backs and connects to powered conveyors, receiving boxes directly from sortation systems. The dual-arm design enables simultaneous picking and packing, improving throughput. Distinctive features include generative wall planning (assessing billions of configurations in <500ms to build tight, stable loads) and force-control-driven "sense of touch" for gentle box consolidation. The system integrates with existing warehouse infrastructure and is offered as robotics-as-a-service in partnership with Sumitomo, targeting 1,500 deployments by 2026.
AI-powered software for robot arms that handles pallet loading and mixed-SKU cases using machine learning to sense item size, weight, and fragility, then determines optimal placement against learned pallet patterns. Capable of unloading messy pallets with mixed goods at up to 700 cases per hour and palletizing random, unsequenced mixed SKU cases at 350 cases per hour. Uses proprietary motion control for trajectory planning and obstacle avoidance in tight spaces. Launched January 2023.
Robotic singulation and sortation systems that transform cluttered chutes to singulated, scanned and inducted packages. The SaaS-based platform equips robots with vision, sense of touch, and intelligence to handle complicated goods and achieve beyond human throughput in repetitive tasks. The system fuses artificial intelligence, computer vision, and force sensors to enable robots to navigate complex warehouse environments, handling mixed-shape parcels without requiring extensive pre-programming. Deployed at major logistics companies including FedEx, UPS, and GXO.







