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Robin Autopilot Shark Tank Update

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Pitch Overview
NameRobin Autopilot
Main PresentersJustin Crandall, Bart Lomont
Order Shown in Episode3
Final DealOffer made from sharks

Robin Autopilot Shark Tank Pitch

Justin Crandall and Bart Lomont appeared on Shark Tank Season 9, Episode 10, which aired on November 11, 2017, with robotic lawn mower service.

Robin Autopilot is listed in the Services category. In plain terms, the business is described as robotic lawn mower service.

Robin Autopilot asked the Sharks for $500,000 for 5%, implying a valuation of about $10 million.

The source data lists no completed on-air deal for Robin Autopilot.

This pitch is included as context for the more important question: what happened after Shark Tank.

Offers

Made ByLabelSharks Part of DealSummary
SharksOutOut
CompanyOffered$500,000 for 5%

Updates in Shark Tank Episodes

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Robin Autopilot After Shark Tank

Robin Autopilot did not get a deal in the Tank, but the robotic mowing service later found a strategic home: The Fahey Group acquired the company in July 2019. (Robin Autopilot Shark Tank Update ).
After the acquisition, Robin continued to connect robotic mowing technology with lawn-care services, including a December 2020 partner agreement with TurfBot Mowing. (Robin Autopilot Shark Tank Update ).
Outside update reporting put annual revenue around $7.3 million in 2022, making Robin a meaningful no-deal acquisition outcome from Season 9. (Robin Autopilot Shark Tank Update , Robin Autopilot website ).

Sources

Sources used for this page: Shark Tank API pitches , Shark Tank API episodes , sharktankblog.com , robinautopilot.com .

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