Anyware Robotics
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About Anyware Robotics
Pixmo combines a FANUC CRX collaborative arm, mobile base and conveyor attachment to move boxes from floor-loaded trailers into the receiving workflow. AnywareOS handles perception and motion planning as box sizes, orientations and packaging condition change. Mobility allows the system to reposition around the load and serve different dock locations.
At Saddle Creek Logistics' Modesto facility, Pixmo has been used for container unloading and palletising with the same hardware. The conveyor attachment transfers cartons toward downstream handling while associates supervise the operation. Anyware develops the robot and its software as a reusable handling platform, with logistics applications extending to case picking and other loading and unloading tasks.
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Deployments
- Customer site
2025-08-26 - Saddle Creek Logistics deployed Anyware Robotics Pixmo at its Modesto facility for container unloading. - single named logistics facility - Modesto facility
Source - Operating use
2025-03-13 - Anyware Robotics disclosed commercial deployment of Pixmo parcel-unloading robots. - Pixmo commercial deployments
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Funding
- 2026-03-10 - Strategic investment - NAVER D2SF invests in Anyware Robotics
source: prnewswire.com
- 2025-03-13 - Seed - $12M - Anyware Robotics raises $12M seed round
source: anyware-robotics.com
- 2023-03-01 - Seed - $5M - Anyware Robotics raises $5M seed round
source: anyware-robotics.com
Investors
- Alumni Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-03-13
- Black Forest Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-03-13
- Foothill Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-03-13
- GFT Ventures - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-03-13
- NAVER D2SF - Lead - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-03-10
Team
- Thomas Tang - Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder - Sets company strategy, partnerships, and team-building for Anyware Robotics' Pixmo warehouse automation platform.
- Bruce Fan - Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder - Leads robotics engineering and AI/ML execution for Anyware Robotics' Pixmo mobile-manipulation platform.
- Sam Zhou - Chief Engineer and Co-founder - Leads design and sourcing for Anyware Robotics' next-generation mobile manipulator platforms.
- Torsten Schreiber - VP of Product and Co-founder - Owns product direction and go-to-market fit for Anyware Robotics' warehouse automation platform.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-10-05 - Funding - SafeWorld emerges from stealth with $12.2 million seed funding for robot safety simulation
BoxGroup, Carnegie Mellon University Endowment, Innovation Endeavors and SV Angel joined, alongside other venture firms and angel investors. The company is running early pilots with automotive OEMs, warehouse-automation businesses and medical-device manufacturers. Its platform generates test scenarios from incidents, standards and robot logs, then evaluates variations with reactive human motion.
Source - 2026-03-10 - Funding - NAVER D2SF invests in Anyware Robotics
NAVER D2SF announced an investment in Anyware Robotics The investor described Anyware as a robotics startup focused on truck unloading, pallet stacking, and package handling The announcement did not disclose the investment amount
Source - 2025-08-26 - Deployment - Saddle Creek Logistics deploys Pixmo at Modesto facility
Anyware Robotics said Pixmo was deployed at Saddle Creek Logistics' Modesto facility The deployment focused on container unloading operations The company presented the site as a live warehouse use case for Pixmo
Source - 2025-04-15 - Award - Anyware Robotics wins MHI Best New Innovation award at ProMat 2025
Anyware Robotics said it won the Best New Innovation award at ProMat 2025 The award was presented by MHI The recognition was tied to Pixmo
Source - 2025-03-13 - Deployment - Anyware Robotics deploys Pixmo commercially
Anyware Robotics said Pixmo had entered commercial deployment The company stated the robot was being deployed at customer sites for container and truck unloading workflows Anyware Robotics develops AI-powered mobile manipulation robots for warehouse and logistics work, starting with container and truck unloading.
Source - 2025-03-13 - Funding - Anyware Robotics raises $12M seed round
Anyware Robotics announced a $12 million seed funding round GFT Ventures led the round Participating investors included Foothill Ventures, Black Forest Ventures, Alumni Ventures, and other investors
Source - 2024-03-05 - Product Launch - Anyware Robotics launches Pixmo unloading add-on
Anyware Robotics announced a patent-pending unloading add-on for Pixmo The add-on uses a vertical lift with a conveyor belt attached between the robot and the boxes being unloaded Anyware said the add-on increased throughput to up to 1000 boxes per hour and increased supported weight to 65 pounds
Source - 2024-02-06 - Product Launch - Anyware Robotics emerges from stealth and launches Pixmo
Anyware Robotics emerged from stealth mode The company introduced Pixmo as its AI-powered robotic solution for container and truck unloading The launch positioned Pixmo as an automated unloading system for warehouse receiving operations
Source - 2023-03-01 - Funding - Anyware Robotics raises $5M seed round
Anyware Robotics said it raised $5 million in seed capital in March 2023. The company disclosed the seed financing when it emerged from stealth and introduced Pixmo. The financing supports continued product development, deployment scaling, and commercialization of the company's robotics platform.
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Context tags
- Trailer unloading - Workflow - Anyware Robotics positions Pixmo for trailer unloading and receiving dock workflows.
- Robot OEM - Stack Layer - Anyware Robotics builds complete Pixmo mobile robot systems.
- Warehouses - Customer Environment - Pixmo is aimed at warehouses, receiving docks and container/trailer unloading.
- Warehouse box handling - Workflow - Pixmo is designed for trailer/container unloading, receiving dock labor and box handling.
- Dexterous manipulation - Capability - Pixmo uses a collaborative arm for object handling, though not dexterous-hand manipulation.
- Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Public customer/deployment materials exist for Pixmo, but scale should still be assessed by named deployments.
- Autonomous navigation - Capability - Pixmo uses a mobile base for warehouse operation; autonomy level should remain task-specific.
- Mobile manipulation robotics - Stack Layer - Pixmo is a multi-purpose mobile robot with a force-sensing collaborative arm for warehouse work.