Detroit startup Bloom secures $3.6M funding to connect US manufacturers with tech firms

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Detroit-based startup Bloom has raised $3.6 million in new funding. The company originally focused on mobility but has broadened its scope to serve the drone and robotics industries. Its platform helps these technology companies find American manufacturers, shippers, and other suppliers. The funding will support its expansion as it aims to become a major US manufacturing marketplace.

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