San Francisco-based Swift Navigation has secured $50 million in Series E funding to scale its Skylark Precise Positioning Service worldwide. Led by Crosslink Capital and joined by existing and new investors, the round brings Swift’s total capital raised to more than $250 million.

In the past six months, Swift has expanded deployments with more than 20 automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers and entered new partnerships with major commercial fleet operators and robotics companies across Europe and Asia, the company said. Skylark, a cloud-native platform, now supports more than 10 million connected devices for autonomous vehicles, robotics and logistics.

In a statement, Swift CEO and co-founder Timothy Harris said the funding will accelerate the company’s growth and product innovation. “This investment helps us expand partnerships and continue building the future of autonomy and automation,” Harris said, adding that Swift’s mission is to “revolutionize how the world navigates, with safety and reliability at scale.”

Swift faces growing competition in the centimeter-accurate GNSS market from companies like Hexagon’s NovAtel, Trimble TRMB 1.18%↑, u-blox, and Point One Navigation, each offering real-time kinematic (RTK) correction services and advanced GNSS solutions. These competitors also provide high-precision positioning for applications in automotive, agriculture, and robotics, often relying on regional correction networks and proprietary receivers to achieve similar levels of accuracy.