Paris-based Galam Robotics, a startup specializing in modular robotics for warehouse automation, has raised €10 million in Series A funding to expand its production capacity and commercial operations across France and Europe.
The round was led by Supernova Invest (via its CAIT fund) and Bpifrance Amorçage Industriel, with participation from Polytechnique Ventures and Stéphane Aisenberg.
Optimizing Warehouse Logistics with Modular Robotics
Founded in 2019 by Samuel Perez and Jonathan Levy, Galam Robotics focuses on automating logistics buffers in small and mid-sized warehouses using a scalable sliding puzzle technology. Its TAK-ONE system is designed for warehouses ranging from 100 to 1,000 m², offering:
- Dynamic storage and retrieval automation for faster order processing.
- Space optimization through modular robotics, improving warehouse efficiency.
- Cost-effective last-mile logistics solutions to enhance delivery speeds.
Co-founder Samuel Perez emphasized the market demand:
“The many expressions of interest we’ve received confirm that our technology provides a high-performance response to the growing challenges of warehouse automation.”
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Growth Plans & Market Expansion
- Quadrupling revenue by 2025 through expansion across France and Europe.
- Scaling up operations and hiring across engineering, production, and business development.
- Accelerating large-scale deployment of TAK-ONE as warehouse robotics adoption increases.
With €10M in fresh funding, Galam Robotics is set to transform warehouse automation, making logistics smarter, faster, and more adaptable to modern supply chain demands.
