The financing round was led by Pfizer Ventures and accompanied by pro-rata contributions from existing investors.
"Since our initial investment in Mission seven years ago, the company has grown tremendously and the depth of its scientific expertise and capability has grown alongside it. We are proud to expand our relationship with the company and our scientists are looking forward to a successful collaboration in this important area of research."
The Series A round was led by Kindred Capital and Capnamic Ventures with participation from angel investors.
"We are in a great position to accelerate achieving our mission and liberate businesses from dull, repetitive and now even dangerous work, so their employees can focus on the things that bring the most value. We are thrilled to have such trusted and experienced investors join our cause and support the next stage of our growth. The demand for automation and robotics has seen a significant raise driven by the current global events and we’re in the best position to respond to it."
The funding round was led by Alpine Meridian and Robert Neveu.
"I used to work in the fitness industry, where everyday I could see there was an issue around communications with remote workforces, which stretched across many different sectors with desk-less workers."
The Y Combinator alumni have raised £1.8m from Episode 1, Seedcamp, 7percent Ventures, Y Combinator, and Kima Ventures.
"We’re building an open source database for time series data, and time series databases are a multi-billion-dollar market because they’re central for financial services, IoT and other enterprise applications. And we basically make it easy to handle explosive amounts of data, and to reduce infrastructure costs massively,"