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Avidbots is a robotics company founded 2014, based in Canada, developing 3 robots primarily in the Cleaning category.
Fully autonomous floor scrubbing robots for commercial spaces that reduce labor costs and improve cleaning efficiency.
Avidbots designs and builds Neo, Neo 2W, and Kas—fully autonomous floor scrubbing robots for commercial and industrial spaces. Buyers include department stores, auto dealerships, airports, and education facilities. Key differentiators include 100% autonomy, advanced navigation, and scalable deployment. The company operates globally with headquarters in Kitchener, Canada, and regional offices in the US, Australia, India, Japan, and South Korea.
Total funding
US$107.0M
Active products
3
Robo Score
47
BB
View factor breakdown
Price range
$50K
1 of 3 priced
Top-rated product
BB
Robo Index
Neo
Company facts
- Legal name
- Avidbots Corp.
- HQ
- Kitchener, Canada
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
- Employees
- 150
- Stage
- Series B (2022)
- Website
- www.avidbots.com
Robo Score
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5 of 6 factors known. How it's calculated
Trusted by
- Department Storesdeployed 2023paconsulting.com ↗
- Auto Dealershipsdeployed 2023paconsulting.com ↗
- Airportsdeployed 2022paconsulting.com ↗
Awards & recognition
- Best Autonomous Cleaning Robot2023paconsulting.com ↗
Milestones
Completed Series B funding round
Launched Neo 2W autonomous floor scrubbing robot
Launched Neo autonomous floor scrubbing robot
Press coverage
- Avidbots: Reimagining a robotics company's brand strategy, messaging, and visual identity
PA Consulting · May 2023
- Avidbots Expands Global Presence with New Regional Offices
Robotics Business Review · Nov 2022
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