Collaborative Robotics, also known as Cobot, has successfully closed a $100M Series B funding round led by General Catalyst, with significant contributions from @htaneja and the team. The funding aims to redefine human-robot interaction by prioritizing pragmatic, trustworthy automation and 'human problem solving' over traditional humanoid robot forms. This investment underscores the industry's shift towards more collaborative and interactive robotic solutions. The round also saw the addition of new members to the team, with Paul Kwan joining the Board and Teresa Carlson coming on board as an Advisor, as announced by @BradPorter_. The support from General Catalyst and the involvement of notable individuals in the robotics and technology sectors, including @JasonSchoettler, @nbvc4, and @McCreadieWill, highlight the growing interest and confidence in Collaborative Robotics' approach to enhancing human-robot collaboration. The initiative has also been recognized in @Forbes and supported by @Neo's focus on people and relationships, as mentioned by @apartovi. @SStrohband from Khosla Ventures also congratulated Cobot and @BradPorter_ on their achievement.