Adaptive Grippers Drive €3.15 Million Investment in Adaptronics
Adaptronics, a DeepTech startup based in Bologna, Italy, focuses on electro-adhesive grippers for robotic systems used in industrial automation and space applications. The company recently secured €3.15 million in a funding round.
Investment Details
- The round was led by the European venture capital fund 360 Capital.
- Galaxia, the Technology Transfer Hub for Aerospace created by CDP Venture Capital’s Tech Transfer fund together with Obloo Ventures, also participated. Obloo Ventures had invested in Adaptronics’ pre-seed round in 2023.
CEO Statement
“This round marks a significant milestone for Adaptronics. It shows investors’ trust in our vision of a DeepTech company developing an enabling technology that spans multiple industries. It will help us speed up our technological innovation path, expand our facilities with a pilot plant, and strengthen the international reach of our products.” – Lorenzo Agostini, CEO of Adaptronics
Context of European Robotics Investment in 2025
This funding round comes amid a growing wave of investments in robotics and automation across Europe. For instance:
- Germany’s assemblean raised €1.8 million to enhance its manufacturing-automation platform.
- Unchained Robotics secured €8.5 million to expand its automation-matching system for manufacturers.
Adaptronics’ recent capital injection will accelerate its technological progress and boost its position in the global DeepTech market.
Author’s Summary
Adaptronics’s €3.15 million funding round highlights strong European backing for innovative robotic gripping technology with broad industrial and aerospace applications.
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