Pipedream

Autonomous logistics will have the biggest impact on our daily lives of any technology other than AI. To be able to move things around quickly, freely, and for near 0 cost, will fundamentally change commerce. Pipedream is building the base layer infrastructure to do this at scale. Moving long distances, between cities, in and out of buildings are all problems that will need to be solved to make autonomous logistics work at scale, and Pipedream is focused on solving these problems the same way cities have been solving them for other necessities (sewage, water) for decades. By mirroring the water system in cities, Pipedream is able to take advantage of decades of understandings of how to put in this type of infrastructure, Pipedream is able to deliver these system's cheaply and with relatively low regulatory ease.

• 1 mile in-city demo in Atlanta Georgia (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-12-14/are-underground-tubes-the-future-of-home-delivery-this-startup-hopes-so)
• 4 install deals with 2 Fortune 50s and 2 Fortune 500s (https://www.businessinsider.com/wendys-plans-use-robots-in-underground-tunnels-pick-up-orders-2023-5)

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  Workday to acquire Pipedream to extend AI agent integrations across enterprise apps - SiliconANGLE

  SiliconANGLE · Nov 19, 2025

  Workday to acquire Pipedream to extend AI agent integrations across enterprise apps - SiliconANGLE

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  Pipedream to be acquired by Workday

  Pipedream - Blog · Nov 19, 2025

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  Pipedream Closes $20M Series A

  Pipedream - Blog · May 17, 2022

  We are excited to share we have raised $20M in Series A financing led by True Ventures, CRV, Felicis and WiL.

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  Pipedream lands $20M to connect disparate apps

  TechCrunch · May 17, 2022

  Pipedream, which is developing a platform to connect apps with APIs and other integrations, has raised $20 million in venture capital.

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  Underground delivery startup Pipedream raises $13M

  Restaurant Business

  The company will use some of the funding to meet demand for its restaurant pickup system, which uses tunnels to move food from the kitchen