Konica Minolta, Flextronics and NTT Docomo-backed security robot manufacturer Knightscope has secured more than $15.9m in a mini-IPO that has a $20m target.
Knightscope, a US-based autonomous security system developer backed by corporates NTT Docomo, Konica Minolta and Flextronics, has raised more than $15.9m in a regulation A+ public offering.
The second close comes just over a month after the company secured an initial $10m of its targeted $20m total. The offering values Knightscope at $80m pre-money, and is taking place on equity crowdfunding platform SeedInvest. It will close on October 10.
The regulation A+ offering involves shares issued to backers who…
