Digital records technology startup Ripcord has launched having raised $9.5m in a series A round that included a corporate venturing subsidiary of Legend Holdings.
US-based robotics digitalisation technology developer Ripcord has launched with $9.5m of series A funding from investors including Legend Star, a corporate venturing subsidiary of conglomerate Legend Holdings.
The round was led by venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and included VC firm Lux Capital and angel investor Steve Wozniak.
Ripcord’s robotics technology uses scanning, natural language search technology and records certification to create digital records for items that can be categorised and easily searched.
Alex Fielding, Ripcord’s co-founder…