Bright Machines Stock

brightmachines.comIndustrial / Industrial softwareFounded: 2018Funding to Date: $448.02MM

Bright Machines is a technology company that builds smart robotics and software designed to optimize manufacturing processes. Through its integration of machine learning and hardware infrastructure, Bright Machines seeks to enable manufacturers to accelerate production while also striving to ensure consistent and high-quality outcomes. Bright Machines was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. The company’s systems aim to offer an all-inclusive solution that increases productivity and delivers actionable insights so manufacturers can adapt as markets change.

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Team

Management Team

Craig Foster
Chief Financial Officer
Fiorella Dettorre
Chief Human Resources Officer
Josh Ewing
Head of Strategy & Corporate Development
Amar Hanspal
Chief Executive Officer, President & Board Member
Greg Eden
Chief Marketing Officer
Lior Susan
Board Member & Co-Founder
Tzahi Rodrig
Chief Operating Officer
Brian Mathews
Chief Technology Officer
Karsten Popp
Chief Revenue Officer

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Michael McNamara
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In a series C funding round led by BlackRock, Bright Machines raised $126 million.
There’s a mythology around today’s factories that says everything is automated by robotics, and while there is some truth to that, it’s hard to bring that level of sophistication to every facility, especially those producing relatively small runs. Today, Bright Machines, a San Fra…
Many investors in Silicon Valley are waiting for the next big platform. That’s fine with Lior Susan, a former Flex exec who in 2015 co-founded Eclipse Ventures with the legendary venture capitalist Pierre Lamond, long of Sequoia Capital. The duo, along with a team that has now grown to 13 peo…
Updated on: Jul 26, 2024

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