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Israeli Ag-Tech Startup BloomX Raises $13 Million for Robotic Pollination
Israeli ag-tech firm BloomX has raised $13 million in Series A funding, bringing its total capital raised to $20 million. The company develops robotic pollination solutions using AI and robotics to address challenges posed by climate change and declining natural pollinators.
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- 01Israeli ag-tech company BloomX secured $13 million in Series A funding, led by Elah Fund.
- 02The company's total funding now stands at $20 million since its founding in 2019.
- 03BloomX develops robotic pollination solutions using AI to overcome limitations of natural pollinators.
- 04Its technologies are offered as a "Pollination-as-a-Service" model for farmers.
- 05Key products include Robee for blueberries and Yahav 2400 for avocados.
- 06Clients include companies from Peru, South Africa, and Israel.
Its technologies, offered as a "Pollination-as-a-Service" model, include systems for blueberries and avocados. BloomX aims to provide farmers with greater control and certainty in fruit production.
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