XTEND, a developer of AI-driven autonomous robotic systems, has raised an additional $30 million in funding to boost its U.S. operations and scale up production capabilities. This latest investment brings the company’s total Series B funding to $70 million.
The fresh capital will be used to accelerate the manufacturing of XTEND’s tactical autonomous platforms and further integrate real-time artificial intelligence into their systems. These enhancements aim to improve the deployment of XTEND’s technology across allied military forces, as well as in humanitarian aid and emergency response scenarios.
The Series B round is co-led by Aliya Capital Partners and Protego Ventures, with additional support from Claltech, Union-Tech Ventures, and Chartered Group. XTEND emphasized that the funding will not only support operational expansion but also enhance the delivery of cutting-edge autonomous technologies designed for high-risk environments.
