Tech innovators in the Centennial State have been hard at work building the solutions of the future. Check out which companies secured fresh venture capital to back their ideas. This is the Built In Colorado Weekly Refresh.
True Anomaly raised $17M. Having launched out of stealth with $30 million in total venture funding, True Anomaly works to foster security, stability and sustainability in outer space. The company’s tech incorporates training and simulation tools as well as spacecraft manufacturing infrastructure and autonomy solutions. Its latest funding round was a $17 million Series A led by Eclipse. The capital will help validate the abilities of True Anomaly’s Jackal orbital vehicle. [PR Newswire]
Colorado Tech Quote of the Week
“We are thrilled to complete this funding round and partner with Paerpay to enhance our automated drive-thru ordering technology. This funding will enable us to continue to innovate and improve our technology, while the partnership with Paerpay allows us to provide an even more seamless ordering and payment experience for our customers.” — Rob Carpenter, CEO of Valyant AI
Valyant AI pulled in fresh capital. Backed with $17 million in total funding to date, Valyant AI works to automate ordering and payment processes at drive-thrus. The company plans to invest in improving its tech. It also announced a partnership with payment system Paerpay to further this goal. [GlobeNewswire]
Several Colorado companies raised VC funding in March. Spanning industries like logistics, clean energy and more, five Colorado-based tech companies secured last month’s largest venture capital sums. Totaling $40.6 million, these companies are enhancing their products, hiring new talent and expanding their businesses. [Built In Colorado]
