Anki, the groundbreaking consumer robotics company founded by three Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute graduates, is thrilled to announce a monumental funding round, successfully raising $200 million from top-tier investors including JP Morgan Chase. This substantial influx of capital will play a crucial role in propelling Anki's ambitious mission to make artificial intelligence more accessible to individuals in their everyday lives. As a leader in the consumer robotics sector, Anki has consistently pushed the limits of innovation, transforming what people expect from robotics. Building on its successful product lines, including the beloved Cozmo and Overdrive, Anki is now strategically expanding into home robotics with the launch of Vector鈥攁 fully autonomous, cloud-connected robot that is not just a helpful companion but also an evolving character that promises continued growth and engagement for years to come. The latest funding will enable Anki to further develop its sophisticated software, hardware, and cloud technology stack, ensuring that the robots of tomorrow are not only more capable but also integrate seamlessly into smart homes. By continuing to solve complex robotics challenges while maintaining reliable performance across the myriad of real-world conditions, Anki is positioned to elevate consumer expectations and solidify its standing as the premium choice in the burgeoning home robotics market. Last year alone, Anki generated nearly $100 million in revenue, solidifying its status as a frontrunner in the space. With this new funding, Anki is set to redefine the consumer robotics landscape, enhancing its product offerings and expanding its reach into nearly two million households.





