Mytra is building 3D robotics into a supply-chain operating system

Mytra tied a January 2026 $120 million Series C to more than $200 million in total funding, large-scale deployments, Albertsons customer pull, and software-defined material flow.

15 Jan 26

Mytra raised $120 million in Series C funding on January 15, 2026, led by Avenir Growth, bringing total funding above $200 million. The round followed a year in which Mytra said it shipped two pilot systems, brought a new customer into production, and signed deployments including a Fortune 100 food company and a Fortune 500 industrial-supply distributor. Source

Mytra was founded in 2022 by former Tesla and Rivian robotics and manufacturing leaders, with co-founder Chris Walti serving as CEO. The company emerged publicly with Albertsons as an early customer and a thesis built around three-dimensional material movement: robots that carry heavy loads through dense vertical storage rather than only moving carts across a warehouse floor.

Mytra says each bot can handle loads up to 3,000 pounds, operate inside storage cells up to 80 feet high, and use onboard perception to move inventory without fixed slots. The company has also reported early deployment results including a 32% reduction in material-handling labor and a 34% improvement in storage density. The results are company-reported.

Mytra announced a new 100,000-square-foot Brisbane, California campus in 2025 to support product development, manufacturing, and operations. Source

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