Wandelbots has raised €6 million in series A funding for its software allowing individuals to programme industrial robots supplied by the sector's top manufacturers. The investment was led by Paua Ventures and EQT Ventures, supported by other, unnamed investors. Currently, different robotics producers use independent operating systems requiring expensive, tailored forms of programming in order to function. However, the German company's platform allows customers to use a jacket fitted with sensors to offer a universal programming language, meaning the system can be used to program machinery supplied by any of the world's 12 most popular robotics manufacturers.
Wandelbots has raised $6.8m in series A funding for its software allowing individuals to programme industrial robots supplied by the sector's top manufacturers. The investment was led by Paua Ventures and EQT Ventures, supported by other, unnamed investors. Currently, different robotics producers use independent operating systems requiring expensive, tailored forms of programming in order to function. However, the German company's platform allows customers to use a jacket fitted with sensors to offer a universal programming language, meaning the system can be used to program machinery supplied by any of the world's 12 most popular robotics manufacturers.