Chang Robotics Unveils $50M Fund and U.S. Expansion Plans

Apr 28, 2025
Chang Robotics has announced a $50 million fund and plans to expand its U.S. operations, focusing on healthcare, transportation, and sustainability innovations.

Chang Robotics has announced a significant expansion of its U.S. operations and the launch of a $50 million fund, announced in a press release. The company plans to open a new headquarters in Jacksonville Beach, adding to its existing locations in Jacksonville, Chicago/Evanston, and Denver.

The newly launched Chang Robotics Fund will focus on seed-stage investments in disruptive technologies, with 15 portfolio companies already selected. The fund aims to provide engineering expertise, operational model access, and capital support tailored to early-stage commercialization.

In addition to the fund, Chang Robotics is advancing its healthcare automation division, Curabotics, and pioneering new technologies in electric industrial vehicles and sustainable packaging. The company is also contributing to the development of industrial battery-electric vehicles, with a new snow removal vehicle set to debut at the 2025 Snow Symposium in New York.

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