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Mind Robotics, which was first revealed in late 2025, has now raised more than $1 billion to date.

Mind Robotics, a spinout from Rivian, was valued at $3.4 ‌billion in a new funding round, ‌up from the $2 billion valuation it secured during its ​Series A raise in March, according to a source familiar with the matter. The industrial robotics startup has raised $400 million in the Kleiner Perkins-led ‌round, bringing its ⁠total funding to more than $1 billion in less than a year. • New investors in the round include Meritech Capital, Redpoint Ventures, SV Angel, Incharge ​Capital, A-Star ​Capital, and Garuda ​Ventures.

Mind Robotics, the startup founded by Rivian Chief Executive RJ Scaringe, raised an additional $400 million from investors on Wednesday, the latest bet on an AI-powered bot revolution in manufacturing. The startup has now raised more than $1 billion to pursue its plan to develop industrial robots for vehicle production and beyond. Mind Robotics, founded late last year, is teaming up with Rivian to train and deploy hundreds of smart robots in the carmaker’s factory in Normal, Ill., with the goal of eventually becoming a supplier to broader manufacturing sectors.