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AI robotics company providing autonomous robots and platforms for real-time warehouse visibility, inventory management, and operational optimization.
Based in London, England, Dexory develops AI-driven autonomous robots and a proprietary data platform to provide real-time warehouse visibility and inventory management for the global logistics sector. The company's hardware and software ecosystem creates digital twins of warehousing facilities, utilizing robots capable of scanning up to 10,000 pallet locations per hour to optimize supply chain operations. Operating with a workforce of 121 employees, the enterprise recently expanded its international footprint by establishing a United States headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. Dexory has secured capital to scale its commercial operations, including an $80 million Series B and a $165 million Series C financing round backed by institutional venture capital firms such as DTCP, Atomico, Lakestar, and Capnamic. Originally incorporated under the name BotsAndUs, the robotics business was co-founded in 2015 by chief executive officer Andrei Danescu.
Dexory has raised $220.0M across 6 funding rounds.
Dexory has raised $220.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Dexory has raised $220.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Dexory's investors include Raluca Ragab, Atomico, Capnamic Ventures, DTCP, Lakestar, Bootstrap Europe, Elaia, Endeavor Catalyst, Latitude Ventures, LTS Investments, Wave-X, High-Tech Gründerfonds.
Dexory is a UK-based technology company specializing in AI-driven robotics for warehouse automation, offering an integrated platform of autonomous stock-scanning robots and a digital twin called DexoryView that delivers real-time inventory analytics and visibility.[1][2][5][7] It serves logistics giants like Maersk, GXO, DHL, and sectors including 3PL logistics, manufacturing, food and beverage, retail/eCommerce, pharma/beauty, and automotive, solving chronic issues like inventory inaccuracies (averaging 91% accuracy industry-wide), stock errors, manual counting inefficiencies, and lack of real-time data for optimized operations.[1][3][5][6][7] With rapid growth—deploying to major clients since 2022, raising $120M by early 2025 and $165M in October 2025—Dexory has achieved customer outcomes like 92% less manual stocktaking, 98.5% inventory accuracy, and elimination of audit downtime, fueling scalable expansion.[3][6][7]
Founded in 2015 in London as BotsAndUs by co-founders Andrei Danescu (CEO) and Adrian Negoita (CTO), Dexory stemmed from a shared passion for robotics and data to simplify complex logistics.[1][2][3] The idea began with front-of-house retail inventory management on shelves, but customer demand from operations teams pivoted it to warehouses, leading to real-time warehouse robots launched in January 2022.[2] Key milestones include $13M seed funding in June 2022, rebranding to Dexory in November 2022, DexoryView introduction in January 2023, $19M Series A in June 2023, Series B in 2024, and massive $165M raise in October 2025, reflecting agile evolution from lab experiments to full-stack solutions addressing real customer pain points.[2][3][6]
Dexory rides the warehouse automation wave amid eCommerce surges, supply chain disruptions, and labor shortages, where inventory errors cost millions and manual processes hinder scalability.[3][7] Timing is ideal post-2022 launches, aligning with AI/robotics maturity and investor appetite—evidenced by $285M+ total funding amid a logistics tech boom.[2][3][6] Market forces like rising consumer demands for fast, accurate fulfillment (e.g., 100% on-time delivery) and digital twin adoption favor Dexory, positioning it to influence the ecosystem by setting standards for real-time data intelligence, reducing industry-wide blind spots, and enabling predictive optimization for giants like Maersk and DHL.[1][6][7]
Dexory's trajectory points to dominant growth, leveraging its $165M war chest for accelerated product roadmaps, global expansion, and advanced AI features like predictive analytics to eliminate warehouse bottlenecks entirely.[6] Trends like AI ubiquity, robotics democratization, and supply chain resilience will propel it, potentially capturing larger shares in pharma/compliance-heavy sectors and automotive just-in-time manufacturing.[7] Its influence may evolve from innovator to infrastructure provider, powering ecosystem-wide efficiency as competitors lag in full-stack delivery—cementing Dexory as the go-to for real-time warehouse intelligence in an automation-first era.[3][6] This builds on its core strength: turning robotics passion into precision that unlocks operational heights.[2]
Dexory has raised $220.0M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $100.0M Series C in October 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2025 | $100.0M Series C | Raluca Ragab | Atomico, Capnamic Ventures, DTCP, Lakestar, Atomico, Bootstrap Europe, Elaia, Endeavor Catalyst, Latitude Ventures, LTS Investments, Wave-X |
| Sep 1, 2024 | $80.0M Series B | Atomico, Capnamic Ventures, DTCP, High-Tech Gründerfonds, Iris Capital, Lakestar, Jonas Rieke, Maximilian Hasler, Atomico, Bootstrap Europe, Latitude Ventures, Wave-X | |
| Jun 1, 2023 | $19.0M Series A | Ben Blume | Atomico, Capnamic Ventures, DTCP, High-Tech Gründerfonds, Iris Capital, Lakestar, Jonas Rieke, Maximilian Hasler, Kindred Capital, Maersk Growth |
| Jun 1, 2022 | $13.0M Seed | Lakestar | Atomico, Capnamic Ventures, DTCP, High-Tech Gründerfonds, Iris Capital, Jonas Rieke, Maximilian Hasler, Kindred Capital, Ingrid Ebner |
| Jul 6, 2020 | $6.0M Other Equity | Jorg Binnenbrucker, Russell Buckley | European Union, Innovate UK |
| Jul 1, 2020 | $2.0M Seed | Capnamic Ventures, High-Tech Gründerfonds, Iris Capital, Jonas Rieke, Maximilian Hasler |