InVia Robotics, which is developing a subscription-based warehouse automation platform, has raised $30 million in funding.

inVia Robotics claims to be the first to market with a “goods-to-box” system that uses a pay-as-you-pick service model to make it scalable and affordable.

Westlake Village, CA, June 1, 2022 — inVia Robotics –– a leader in ecommerce fulfillment automation systems –– has been awarded this year’s Best Practices Technology Innovation Leadership Award in the ...

About inVia Robotics inVia Robotics is the world’s first goods-to-box robotics system that evolves the productivity of warehouses without disrupting operations.

The team at inVia Robotics didn’t start out looking to build a business that would create a new kind of model for selling robotics to the masses, but that may be exactly what they’ve done ...

InVia Robotics, a startup that provides fulfillment centers with automated robotics technology, has raised $20 million in a series B round of funding led by Point72 Ventures, with participation ...

Warehouse robots are increasingly taking on the task of collecting the items you order online and getting them ready to ship.

What happens when a serial entrepreneur with a Master’s degree in robotics goes out looking for a problem to solve? For InVia Robotics founder and CEO Lior Elazary, it leads to a new army of ...

Facing rising order volumes, Futureshirts partnered with inVia Robotics to streamline its entire fulfillment process, including inventory management, order processing, and labor performance.

InVia's robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) model presents a new way of working with robots that makes automation more accessible to businesses of all sizes.