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Bonsai Robotics
Summary
- San Jose, United States
- Stage: Startup
- Use: Civil
- Focus: Hardware-first
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Builds autonomous off-road machines for farm tasks like spraying, mowing, weeding and hauling, plus the AI software that runs them.
| Investor | Rounds |
|---|---|
| Acre Venture Partners | SeedLead, SeedLead, Series A |
| Congruent Ventures | Seed, Seed, Series A |
| E14 Fund | Seed, Seed, Series A |
| Fall Line Capital | Seed, Seed, Series A |
| SNR | Seed, Seed, Series A |
| Andros | Seed, Seed |
| Serra Ventures, LLC | Seed, Series A |
| Travis Deyle | Seed, Seed |
| Lee Redden | Seed, Seed |
| Matt Barnard | Seed, Seed |
| Joshua Posamentier | Seed |
| Bison Ventures | Series ALead |
| Cibus Fund | Series A |
Aviato · checked 12 Oct 2026
Agriculture
Rugged autonomous platform for mowing, weeding and research or test-and-development work.
Commercial
Production at scale
Evidence
Company demo only
Agriculture
Autonomous orchard machine for airblast spraying, row mowing and spot weeding.
Commercial
Production at scale
Evidence
Company demo only
Agriculture
Autonomous carrier for spraying, towing, UV-C treatment and insect removal on beds and trellises.
Commercial
Production at scale
Evidence
Company demo only
Bonsai Robotics names Amiga Max on its website.
Bonsai Robotics names AR-500 on its website.
Bonsai Robotics names Amiga Flex on its website.
Bonsai Robotics about Amiga Flex: "400+ machines deployed"
Bonsai Robotics about AR-500: "400+ machines deployed"
Bonsai Robotics about Amiga Max: "400+ machines deployed"
Bonsai Robotics
3 machines on robomap
