Wahooo! 4AG Robotics named the 33rd fastest growing company in Canada by The Globe and Mail We’ve still got a long way to go as a company, but it’s cool to pause and reflect on what we’ve accomplished these past few years

Robotics is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of national security. In the near future, our food will be harvested by robots, and critical manufacturing and industrial infrastructure will be fully automated. Ensuring that these systems are owned and controlled by friendly nations is not just a matter of economics - it’s a matter of resilience. In times of conflict, industrial and manufacturing centers are strategic targets. Additionally, an army “marches on its stomach.” If a nation relies on automation that it doesn’t control, adversaries could potentially disrupt entire supply chains or halt production at scale without firing a single missile. National security in the 21st century is increasingly tied to the sovereignty of our robotics systems.

🚀 Big News from 4AG Robotics! 🚀 We’re excited to announce the closing of our $40M Series B Financing! Led by Astanor and Cibus Capital, with support from Voyager Capital, InBC, Emmertech, BDC Industrial Innovation Fund, Jim Richardson Family Office, Stray Dog Capital, and Seraph Group, this funding will accelerate the global adoption of our autonomous mushroom harvesting robots.

Big announcement coming tomorrow from 4AG Robotics :)

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It’s been pretty challenging in the Canadian tech ecosystem lately. We needed a unifying tweet to rally against. Thanks @jxnlco!

My latest podcast with Future Food Cast #Mushrooms #AI Great investors, Gimli Manitoba (obviously), and Robots youtu.be/HNkGAljoDfA?si=1L1q…

I had a great time talking mushrooms & robots with the @future_foodcast

I put together a short article on why robots are about to become far more ubiquitous in our lives They can see properly AI allows us to put our complex knowledge in them AI allows them to learn on their own More here: (1) 🚀 Why Robots Are Ready to Go Mainstream: The Future Is Now! 🤖 | LinkedIn

Great to share the stage with such impressive founders!

Tim Hammerich did a wicked job of keeping this podcast interesting. We covered how to navigate between VC & running a startup, why there’s a deep graveyard of robotics companies that failed before us, and what makes the mushroom industry so compelling #mushrooms #robots 🍄🤖 Also - I nervously stumble on my words like 5 times over the course of 40 minutes… futureofagriculture.com/epis…

Had a ton of fun on the Future of Agriculture podcast talking all things mushrooms and robots! Check it out here: futureofagriculture.com/epis… 🍄🤖