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Tombot is a robotics company founded 2017, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Companion category.
CAPITAL & EVIDENCE
Tombot has raised US$6.1M across 1 confirmed round and has no deployment evidence on file.
Raised
US$6.1M
across 1 confirmed round · latest Jun 2025 · Series A
- Jun 2025· Series A· US$6.1M· businesswire.com ↗· 3 outlets
Confirmed rounds recorded from January 2017. Every amount links to its source.
Correct this →Shipped
No deployment evidence on file
A deployment is recorded when a public source names both the customer and the robot, or the maker confirms it. Nothing here counts against Tombot.
Add a deployment →Robotic emotional support animals
Tombot, Inc. is a Santa Clarita, California company that develops hyper-realistic robotic companion animals for people facing health adversity, with a focus on dementia and eldercare. Its first product, Jennie, is a robotic Labrador retriever puppy designed as an emotional support animal.
Company facts
- Legal name
- Tombot, Inc.
- HQ
- Santa Clarita, United States
- Founded
- 2017 · 9 yrs
- Stage
- Series A · Jun 2025
- Website
- www.tombot.com
RoboScore
46.91 RoboScore + 1.56 Momentum· Adequate evidence
Products, Range, Traction set the number — the three factors present for every company. Activity, Attention, Readiness describe the brand but never move it. A value we don't have reads —, never zero. Momentum is independently collected news coverage, worth at most 15 points and never a deduction — a maker we have heard nothing about keeps its full RoboScore. Claiming or paying moves nothing.
5 of 6 factors known. How it's calculated
In the news
2 events · last 90 days
+1.56momentumof 15 maxTombot Lands New Funding Round
In the news
2 events · last 90 days
Why Tombot has been in the news, across 2 outlets — collected and classified independently, so a maker cannot add to it. It never changes a robot's RoboScore — the evidence half of the RoboIndex — and it can move a robot up a board by at most 15 points.
