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Destro AI announces $8 million seed round for warehouse robotics software

Destro AI announced $8 million in seed funding co-led by Base10 Partners and Bonfire Ventures, with participation from CoFound Partners. The company plans to expand enterprise warehouse deployments and its engineering and research teams. Its MothershipOS software assigns tasks across robots from different manufacturers. VisionOS runs on robots and uses models trained on human demonstrations to support perception and grasping. Destro says it is generating commercial revenue and operating in production; Yusen Logistics is among its customers. The company builds coordination software rather than another robot platform.
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