Milvus Robotics Accelerates Global Expansion with $4.5M Investment

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Milvus Robotics, headquartered in Ankara, has announced the completion of a $4.5 million investment round, led by TT Ventures GSYF. Previous investors EPY Ventures also participated in the round, along with the Regional Development Fund (managed by the Development Fund of Turkey), Maxis Ventures, and Inveo Ventures.

Founded in 2011, Milvus Robotics develops autonomous mobile robot solutions for internal logistics processes in factories and warehouses. Its product line includes robots capable of carrying loads from 100 kilograms to 2 tons, as well as advanced fleet management software and infrastructure that can be easily integrated into different systems.

The company focuses on automating material handling, stacking, dynamic stockpiling, and loading/unloading operations.

Milvus’ technologies are currently used in the operations of major global companies such as GE, Nissan, Unilever, Yazaki, and General Dynamics in the United States, Europe, and Turkey, and it is among the approved global suppliers.

Following this investment, Milvus aims to increase its visibility in key international markets including the US, Europe, UK, and the Middle East by strengthening its sales and after-sales service networks, forming new partnerships, and developing more advanced AI-supported products. The company is also preparing to expand its portfolio to cover all warehouse operations including truck purchase, stacking, and reloading.

Milvus Robotics currently operates with a team of 100 employees working from its offices in Ankara and Atlanta. This investment represents an important step in increasing technical capacity and expanding global presence.

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