Climate tech investors make €11m bet on factory robots that can 'see' in real time
30 Sept 2026
09:00
Two climate tech investors have backed a Paris-based robotics startup Inbolt, claiming the tech will help reduce waste and emissions.
The €11m round will fund a push into the US, where two of its three co-founders have already moved.
"[The investors] didn't back us on the basis of a narrative," Inbolt co-founder and chief executive Rudy Cohen tells Impact Loop.
The €11m round will fund a push into the US, where two of its three co-founders have already moved.
"[The investors] didn't back us on the basis of a narrative," Inbolt co-founder and chief executive Rudy Cohen tells Impact Loop.
Two impact investors are helping fuel the rollout of smart robots in factories across the world.
Shift4Good, a Paris-based VC focused on decarbonising transport, has led an €11m round in Inbolt, a startup that uses camera vision tech to give industrial robots the ability to "see" and react in real-time.