Trilobio, a San Francisco, CA-based company developing automated robotic lab-in-a-box for biologists, raised $8M in Seed funding.
The round was led by Initialized Capital, with participation from Argon Ventures and Lowercarbon Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to support the expansion of its robotics capabilities and no-code software features.
Led by CEO Roya Amini-Naieni, Trilobio provides a platform that consists of the foundational robot, the Trilobot, which is fully programmable through Trilobio OS, the intelligent no-code protocol design software. Each Trilobot houses up to eight different interchangeable lab device tools, effectively creating a self-contained lab in a single device, for example grippers, various pipette tools, and a tube cap/de-capper. The Trilobots, which automatically calibrate themselves and plasticware, can be linked together and work collaboratively, enabling a fleet to be adjusted to individual research requirements and scale capacity instantly.
To date, the company has raised over $11M, including support from Julian Capital, Juniper, Future Labs Capital, 1517 Fund, Alumni Ventures, Angel Squad, Sequel, Nucleus Capital, Gaingels and others.
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07/05/2025