Robotics investments recap: February 2020

Robotics investments recap: February 2020

In February 2020, Huntington Ingalls acquired Hydroid, which makes the REMUS 300 UUV. Source: Hydroid

In addition to companies developing autonomous vehicles and healthcare robotics, startups working on aerial drones, logistics and construction robots, and underwater systems obtained funding in February 2020.

This past month, The Robot Report and sibling site Robotics Business Review tracked a total of 25 reported investments, mergers, and acquisitions across automation. The reported values were worth a total of $1.19 billion.

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