Mecka AI says Sequoia led its Series B

Mecka says Sequoia Capital led its Series B.[1] NVIDIA, M12, Qualcomm Ventures and Samsung joined as new investors, while Kindred, Framework Ventures and Neo continued their investment.[1] The company says it plans to put the financing toward data infrastructure, internal research and commercial robot deployment.[1] The available evidence does not state the size of this Series B. A separate $60 million figure refers to Mecka’s earlier Series A, which consisted of a $25 million initial round and a $35 million extension.[3]

Mecka collects and analyzes human-motion data to train humanoid and other robots.[2] It pays people to record everyday activities, including making coffee and fixing cars, while wearing body sensors and using smartphones.[2] The company says physical-world motion, contact, force and geometry data cannot be scraped, licensed or bought.[1] It tested its approach with researchers at Georgia Tech, Stanford, UC San Diego, ETH Zürich, MIT and Meta through a project called EgoVerse.[1] Mecka says its goal is to build the data and deployment layer for robotics.[1]

Mecka says it has built a stack spanning capture hardware, reconstruction models and quality infrastructure, and that it designs and manufactures its own multisensor hardware.[1] It operates capture fleets that record human demonstrations in homes and commercial environments.[1] Its internal lab develops computer-vision and multimodal models for motion tracking, 3D reconstruction and sensor alignment.[1] The company says its hand-pose technology achieves sub-centimeter accuracy on in-the-wild data.[1] Its deployment model captures data on site, post-trains robots and improves them as they operate.[1]

Mecka says it supplies several leading robotics labs and multiple Mag 7 companies.[1] It reported exceeding $100 million in run-rate revenue in June 2026, after a few months of operations, and projected a $300 million run rate by the end of the year.[1] These are company-reported figures and a forward-looking projection. Mecka says it provides enterprises with hardware, data capture, post-training, integration and ongoing operations for physical-AI deployments.[1] Founded in 2024, the company is based in Toronto and New York City; three of its four co-founders are Canadian and most staff are in Toronto.[2][3]