Milvus Robotics, a robotics startup, raises $600K investment from APY Ventures

Robotics startup Milvus Robotics has raised $600K in its investment round from APY Ventures. With this investment, the startup aims to expand its operations in the U.S. and European markets.

Robotics startup Milvus Robotics has raised $600K in its investment round from APY Ventures. With this investment, the startup aims to expand its operations in the U.S. and European markets.

Milvus Robotics stands out as a robotics startup that provides services in line with its vision of optimizing intralogistics processes in factories and warehouses through robot and software solutions. Aiming to make autonomous mobile robot technology more practical, accessible, and beneficial for factories and warehouses, Milvus enables its customers to elevate their operations and organization to the next level through robots that can operate alongside human workers and independently, without requiring any infrastructure setup. With fully integrated material transfer processes that offer real-time monitoring of all steps, it maximizes both productivity and efficiency.

Milvus Robotics is among the companies in Turkey that provide turnkey solutions, including robots, their autonomy software, traffic and fleet management software, task managers, and integration infrastructures with other systems. With its AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) technology, the startup serves many well-known global companies such as Unilever, Nissan, Şişecam, BSH, and Henkel, both domestically and internationally.

Milvus Robotics CEO Şamil Özden stated:

“With the investment we have received and the rounds that will follow, we aim to accelerate our ongoing international sales and marketing operations, particularly in the U.S. and European markets. At the same time, we will speed up our investments in our technical support and R&D teams. In this regard, we are happy to have completed our first investment round together with APY, which stands out with its focus on deep technology investments.”