Evos Raises $9M to Bring Autonomous Operators to Industrial Businesses of All Sizes
The startup says its operators learn from experienced workers and already handle about 70% of work without human intervention.
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Evos Raises $9M to Put Autonomous Operators to Work Inside the Systems Businesses Already Use
Small and mid-sized companies make up most of the physical economy: 99.3% of US motor carriers run fewer than 100 trucks, and 93% of US manufacturers employ fewer than 100 people. Their most valuable asset is the judgment of employees with 20 years on the job, and software that only records what already happened captures almost none of it, so that knowledge leaves when those veterans retire. Evos builds autonomous operators that learn a job from…
Startup Evos Raises Funding To Target Industrial Businesses
Evos raises $9M for autonomous operators in the physical economy
Evolutionary Operating System, Inc. (Evos), the company building autonomous operators for the physical economy, came out of stealth, announcing $9M in pre-seed funding. Uncork Capital and Field Ventures co-led the round. Crosslink Capital, Utopia Capital Management, Sandwith Ventures, and angel investors also participated. Evos operators learn a job from a company’s most experienced people and […] This story continues at The Next Web
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