Fetch Robotics was a developer of cloud-based autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for warehouse, manufacturing, and fulfillment automation. Founded in 2014 by Melonee Wise, Derek King, Eric Diehr, and Michael Ferguson, Fetch built one of the broadest AMR portfolios in the industry, with robots used for case picking, material delivery, just-in-time manufacturing logistics, and data collection. Its CloudFetch platform allowed customers to deploy and orchestrate fleets via SaaS without facility infrastructure changes. Fetch grew to over 100 customers in 26+ countries before being acquired by Zebra Technologies for ~$290M in August 2021. After acquisition, Zebra rebranded the line as Zebra Symmetry, but in 2025 announced it was winding down the AMR business, ultimately selling Fetch assets to Skild AI in late 2025.
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Founded
2014
Employees
100–200
Total Funding
$91M
3 rounds
Total raised $91M across 3 rounds
Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.
Last updated 06-25-2026
Latest Round
Type
Series C
Date
July 23, 2019
Amount
$46M
Valuation
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Lead Investors
| Date | Round | Amount Raised | Valuation | Lead Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 23, 2019 | Series C | $46M | — | Fort Ross Ventures |
| 2017 | Series B | $25M | — | Sway Ventures |
| February 9, 2015 | Series A | $20M | — | Shasta Ventures |
Melonee Wise
Co-Founder & CEO (2014-2021); VP Robotics Automation, Zebra (post-acquisition)
Michael Ferguson
Co-Founder & CTO
Derek King
Co-Founder
Eric Diehr
Co-Founder
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