Saeki, a Lupfig, Switzerland-based robots-as-a-service for manufacturing industry, raised $2.3M in seed funding.
The round was led by Wingman Ventures with participation from Vento Ventures, Getty Capital and angel investors.
The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its development efforts.
Founded in 2021 by Andrea Perissinotto, Oliver Harley and Matthias Leschok, Saeki is developing and manufacturing “RDM” (Robotic Digital Manufacturing) microfactories (uFactories) for on-demand fabrication of large-scale components for the construction, automotive, aerospace, marine and energy industries.
Saeki is building its first production hub, which will be the blueprint for further expansion. The production hub will offer industrial robots built by SAEKI. The robots will combine multiple digital manufacturing methods, from 3D printing, milling, inspection to creating an all in one low waste production process and recyclable materials. The robots will act as microfactories; self-contained units able to do all the manufacturing steps, easily deployable for localised manufacturing. Additionally, the company will offer a quoting platform tailored to the customers’ own business needs.
FinSMEs
10/08/2023