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San Francisco CPG supply chain AI (rebranded Daybreak) at $35M ARR May 2025; $107M total (Dell/TPG/ServiceNow/In-Q-Tel) focusing on Fill-Rate/OTIF for Estée Lauder/Kellogg's competing with o9 Solutions for AI demand planning.
Noodle.ai (rebranded as Daybreak) is a San Francisco, California-based enterprise AI supply chain planning platform — backed with $107 million in total funding including a $10 million Series C-II in January 2024 from Dell Technologies Capital, TPG, ServiceNow Ventures, Honeywell Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, and In-Q-Tel — providing CPG (consumer packaged goods) and manufacturing companies including Estée Lauder and Kellogg's with AI-powered inventory planning, demand forecasting, and fill-rate optimization that targets Fill-Rate, Inventory, and OTIF (On-Time-In-Full) outcomes as the primary business metrics. As of May 2025, Noodle.ai/Daybreak reports $35 million in annual recurring revenue with approximately 105 employees across 6 continents. In January 2024, Stephen R. Collins was appointed CEO (founder Stephen Pratt transitioning to Senior Strategic Advisor) and Jerome Holbus joined as Chief Product Officer. Founded in 2016 in San Francisco.
Bucket Robotics builds modular autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and industrial environments, designed for rapid deployment without requiring fixed infrastructure or facility modifications.
Bucket Robotics is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) company that designs modular, rapidly deployable robots for warehouse automation and industrial material handling. Unlike traditional warehouse automation systems that require significant facility modifications, fixed conveyors, and multi-month installation projects, Bucket Robotics' AMRs navigate dynamically using onboard sensors and AI, allowing deployment in existing facilities without permanent infrastructure changes.
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