The round was led by DCVC, a leading Silicon Valley venture capital firm specializing in deep tech. The investment reflects Slip's rapid growth with industry-leading customers - including John Deere, GE Appliances, Valeo, and Nissan - who are using SlipBots to load and unload any truck in just 5 minutes.

Slip has raised $45 million to date from investors such as Eve Atlas, Tech Square Ventures, Hyde Park Venture Partners, Overline, and Pathbreaker Ventures, all of whom participated in the Series B financing. This funding positions Slip Robotics to accelerate change in one of the most labor-intensive parts of logistics.

Slip Robotics empowers people to auto-load and auto-unload any truck in 5 minutes using SlipBot automated loading robots -- at any dock, with any type of freight, in any trailer, and with zero Wi-Fi or IT integration required. The SlipBot robots-as-a-service network drives 10x improvements in safety, speed, and savings across the supply chain. Companies across North America use SlipBots in 24/7 production operations, including John Deere, GE Appliances, Nissan, Valeo, and other manufacturers and logistics operators.