Tech startups such as AirOps, Paren, 3Laws, Barte, Pallet, have raised money in VC funding rounds from venture capital firms.
AirOps raises $15.5 mn
AirOps, which helps marketers build and scale AI growth workflows, has raised $15.5 million in Series A funding.
The VC funding round was led by Unusual VC, with participation from Wing VC, Founder Collective, XFund, Alt Capital, Lauryn Motamedi, David Rogier, and JD Ross.
AirOps will use the VC funding to create the AI platform to scale go-to-market strategies, focusing on human + AI content workflows.
Paren raises $3 mn
Paren, a software platform powering electric mobility with data insights, has raised $3 million in its first round of financing.
The VC funding round was led by Base10 Partners. Founders Network Fund and Luc Vincent (founder, Google Street View and Lyft 5) also participated in the round. Paren will use the capital to scale its data platform and build new services on top of it.
3Laws raises $4.1 mn
3Laws, a leader in dynamic safety solutions for autonomous systems, has raised $4.1 million in seed funding.
The VC funding round is led by TenOneTen, with participation from the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund. All pre-seed investors have chosen to maintain or increase their ownership in this round.
3Laws has developed dynamic safety software that can be deployed universally on any autonomous system utilizing existing sensors. The company’s core product, Supervisor, is flexible, scalable, and can integrate into existing autonomy stacks without requiring modifications to the underlying structure.
Barte raises $8 mn
Barte, a fintech company based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has raised $8 million in a Series A VC funding round led by AlleyCorp.
Current investors included: NXTP, VentureFriends, and Force Over Mass Capital.
Barte will use the new capital to expand its cash flow and payments solutions across Brazil.
Pallet raises $18 mn
Pallet, a unified transportation and warehouse management system, has raised $18 million in a Series A led by Bain Capital Ventures. There was participation from Bessemer Venture Partners and Activant Capital. Angel investors also participated, including Zach Frankel, Toast founders Aman Narang and Steve Fredette, Dutchie CEO Tim Barash, Home Depot board member Manuel Kadre, and Cedar Capital partner John Curtius.
Pallet will use the VC funding to grow its team, expand operations and invest in new enterprise product capabilities.
Pallet has raised $21 million to date.
