PaintJet develops mobile industrial painting robots, exemplified by its Bravo robotic painter that resembles a mobile elevated work platform but contains a fully in-house robotic system. The company sources only consumable paint parts (hoses, nozzles, pumps) from industry suppliers and connects non‑invasively to rental platforms to control both the lift and its robotic system. PaintJet also introduced Alpha Shield paint, which it says reduces wear and increases time between repaints. The startup targets construction and marine customers and lists clients including Prologis, Clayco, Layton Construction and Brinkmann Constructors. PaintJet has 24 full‑time employees and is moving its headquarters from Nashville to Virginia to support entry into the marine business and to grow engineering headcount. Some of the new funding will be used to staff up sales, operations and engineering to scale distribution and geographic expansion. PaintJet develops robotics and material‑science solutions to automate large‑scale commercial and industrial painting. Its technology combines advanced robotics with data, imaging, and specialty coatings. The company targets business and facilities owners seeking to rethink how buildings are protected. PaintJet's systems are designed to enable painters to increase productivity and decrease time on the jobsite. The approach is said to lower costs while guaranteeing application quality. The article also reports PaintJet raised seed funding, but no revenue or user metrics were disclosed.

Total raised

$14M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Dec 2023