Copenhagen-based Capra Robotics, a company specializing in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), has raised €11.3 million in a seed funding round.
The investment was co-led by Supernova Invest and Promus Ventures, with support from Summiteer and EIFO – Denmark’s Export and Investment Fund.
Bridging Innovation and Application
Founded in 2019, Capra Robotics develops versatile mobile robots designed to assist industries including logistics, inspection, and urban maintenance. Capra’s robots operate seamlessly across indoor and outdoor environments, enabling automation of tasks such as:
- Material handling.
- Perimeter inspection and control.
- Urban infrastructure maintenance.
The company aims to address challenges such as labor shortages, rising costs, and the need for improved operational efficiency.
CEO Niels Jul Jacobsen stated:
“This investment underscores investor confidence in our vision and the opportunities ahead. With support from US and European backers, we’re poised for rapid scaling and market expansion.”
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Scaling and Global Reach
Capra Robotics plans to use the funding to:
- Expand into new markets, focusing on Europe and North America.
- Strengthen its sales and service teams.
- Establish partnerships with global distributors and system integrators.
Since the launch of its first product in 2023, Capra has gained notable clients, including Lockheed Martin, Robert Bosch, ZF Friedrichshafen, Deutsche Telekom, and the US Air Force. The company recently established Capra Robotics Inc., its US subsidiary, to prepare for large-scale deployments across North America.
Investor Support and Confidence
Investors praised Capra’s innovative solutions:
- Claude-Sébastien Lerbourg of Supernova Invest highlighted its potential to accelerate global AMR adoption, addressing labor challenges and boosting productivity.
- Mike Collett, Managing Partner at Promus Ventures, emphasized Capra’s proven expertise and the team’s potential to redefine mobile robotics.
Future Vision
Capra Robotics aims to transform industries by integrating cutting-edge robotics with sustainability and efficiency. With this funding, the company is set to redefine the global AMR landscape, bridging automation gaps in diverse sectors.
