Paris-based Galam Robotics, a startup that reinvents warehouse management with modular robotic technology, has secured €10M Series A led by Supernova Invest (via its CAIT fund) and Bpifrance Amorçage Industriel.
Existing investors, including Polytechnique Ventures and Stéphane Aisenberg, also participated.
The French company will use the funds to support its production capacity, as well as structure and expand its commercial offering across France and Europe.
“This round of financing marks a key milestone for Galam Robotics, enabling us to accelerate the industrialisation and large-scale deployment of TAK-ONE. The intelligent automation of logistics buffers within logistics warehouses is a strategic lever for optimizing the last-mile delivery scheme. The many expressions of interest we’ve received have convinced us that our technology provides a high-performance response to the growing challenges of the market”, says Samuel Perez, co-founder of Galam Robotics.
Galam Robotics: Developing automated modular robotics
Founded in 2019 by Samuel Perez and Jonathan Levy, Galam Robotics is developing automated modular robotics to address the specific challenges of small and mid-sized warehouses.
The French company has created a scalable and efficient modular solution using its unique sliding puzzle technology, designed for modern warehouses from 100 to 1,000 m².
With its first deployment in Europe, the company is now set for further expansion, fuelled by the rapid adoption of robotics in warehouses.
By 2025, the company aims to quadruple its revenues by expanding in France and other countries in Europe.
As a result, the company plans to strengthen its operational teams, with key recruitments in engineering, production, and business development.
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