Flexxbotics provides workcell digitalization and autonomous process control software for robot-driven manufacturing, offered as SaaS/hybrid solutions. Its FlexxCORE technology connects and coordinates robots with existing automation equipment, IT systems and people to enable robot-driven manufacturing at scale. The company positions its platform as more powerful, flexible and open to support complex production settings and smart factory deployments. On Jan. 22, 2024 Flexxbotics announced an investment and mentorship from Scott Harris, co-founder of SOLIDWORKS and Onshape. The company says the partnership will accelerate research and development, expand product offerings, and help reach a broader customer base. No financial terms, operating metrics, or additional investors were disclosed in the article. Flexxbotics offers a cloud-based, no-code SaaS platform that links ERP, MES and other business systems with shop-floor devices to enable process control, operations data capture, and automated work-cell setup. The platform creates a shop-floor communications mesh to increase transparency and streamline reconfiguration in contract and discrete manufacturing. The company launched its first robotic productivity tools in 2020 and reports those tools are used in close to 100 companies worldwide. Flexxbotics was founded in 2018 as a Northeastern University IDEA program spin-out and is led by CEO Tyler Bouchard and CTO Tyler Modelski. The firm recently closed a $2.9 million Series A to accelerate its production-line and work-cell automation rollout and commercialization of new technology. Its stated mission and roadmap emphasize making digital transformation turnkey for discrete manufacturers by seamlessly connecting legacy production equipment with modern business systems.

Total raised

$3M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

May 2022