Paris-based startup Inbolt has raised €15 million in a Series A round led by Exor Ventures, with additional support from Bpifrance and industry entrepreneurs. The company specialises in real-time robot guidance systems powered by AI. With existing investors like MIG Capital and BNP Paribas involved, Inbolt’s total funding now stands at €20 million.

Inbolt’s 3D vision technology is designed to enhance production line efficiency, enabling robotic arms to function more accurately and at speeds 100 times faster than competitors. The company’s systems are already deployed in over 20 factories across Europe and the United States, with plans to expand into Japan and the US. Inbolt’s innovations are particularly useful for industries such as automotive and electronics.

Manufacturers face increasing pressure to automate their processes due to labour shortages and the need for improved working conditions. Inbolt’s GuideNOW solution helps meet these challenges with AI-powered 3D cameras that enable real-time robot adjustments in complex environments. Stellantis, one of Inbolt’s early clients, reportedly saved over €3.1 million in a single year using their technology.

In addition to international expansion, Inbolt will use the funding to develop new products and grow its team. With a surge in demand, the company aims to continue improving the flexibility of robotic systems for various industries.