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Path Robotics CEO Andy Lonsberry has an ambitious goal for his company to first take on Columbus, then the world.

While much of the regions deal flow is coming from the outside — mainly the coasts — heres a guide to funds based here.

Comeback Capital is poised to take advantage of a Midwest VC boom Gus Chan Scott Shane, pictured at his Shaker Heights home, is Comeback Capitals managing partner and founder. Buying into a sense of untapped opportunity in Americas heartland, venture capitalists looking beyond coastal hubs in Silicon Valley and Boston for lucrative gains are hungering for a piece of young and innovative Midwestern startups. Offering them a seat at the dining table is Clevelands Comeback Capital. "There are many...

Comeback Capital Adds New General Partners, Launches New Rolling Fund to Provide Early Stage Funding to Startups in the Heartland Share Article Veteran Investors and Operators Patrick McKenna and Phil Hagerman Join as General Partners to Empower Entrepreneurs and Businesses in Emerging Tech Hubs Comeback Capital Raises $10M Fund, Collaboration with One America Works, Adds New General Partners CLEVELAND (PRWEB) June 09, 2021 Comebac...

Scott Shane, managing partner of Comeback Capital. Comeback Capital, a venture capital firm operating out of Cleveland, is launching a $10 million rolling fund via AngelList positioned to invest in technology-based startups across the country. The rolling fund opens to investors July 1. Its purpose is to fund early stage companies beyond the Midwest, Comeback Capitals flagship and primary region of focus. Comeback itself launched with a $2.3 million fund that was unveiled during a press event ...

As forms of artificial intelligence (AI) advance every year, fears of robots dominating the labor force — or the whole world — have become more common.

In the welding field, however, some argue that a robot takeover might be beneficial, and even necessary. Columbus startup Path Robotics believes AI is one solution to the shortage of skilled labor that plagues welding. Path boasts the “world’s first truly autonomous robotic welding system.” Conceived after 18 months in the basement of a foundry, its system identifies what needs to be welded, welds it and learns along the way. Path Robotics CEO Andy Lonsberry said he and his brother, Al...

I’m going to be honest with you: It was kind of a slow week for robotics news. Honestly, that’s the first time I can say that since I started doing this thing weekly (happy 10 weeks to us, by the way). Of course, this stuff always ebbs and flows to a certain extent — even during what’s been a particularly active stretch in robotics investments. From that standpoint, the $56 million Series B for Path Robotics is the big news of the week. And, indeed, it’s a sizeable round for the Colum...

Path Robotics Raises $56M in Funding Path Robotics, a Columbus, OH-based AI Robotics company designing an autonomous robotic welding system, raised $56m in Series B funding. The round, which brought total funding raised to date to $71m, was led by Addition with participation from returning investors Drive Capital, Basis Set, and Lemnos Lab. The company will use the funds to continue to expand its operations and development efforts. Co-founded by brothers Andy and Alex Lonsberry, Matt Kle...

Path Robotics Raises $56M to Build the Future of Manufacturing The Series B financing is led by Addition News provided by Share this article Share this article COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Path Robotics, the Columbus-based AI Robotics company responsible for designing the worlds first truly autonomous robotic welding system, today announced it received $56 million dollars in Series B funding, bringing the total invested in the company to $71 million. Addition led the round and w...