Inbolt raises €11M for robot vision upgrade
French robotics startup Inbolt just landed €11 million to expand its AI-powered system that lets factory robots see and adapt to real-world changes—like misaligned parts or tool wear—in real time. The new funding brings total capital raised to €30 million. Already running on 200 robots in over 100 factories, Inbolt’s platform lets manufacturers upgrade existing machines instead of buying new gear. This round will fuel expansion into the US, Asia-Pacific, and new industries.
- Inbolt develops 3D vision and AI for robots
- Raised €11M, total now €30M
- Expanding into US, APAC, new sectors
- Already deployed in 100+ factories
- Works on both new and existing robots
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