Hyperion Robotics raised 7.4 million USD in a growth funding round. The round was co-led by Course Corrected and the European Innovation Council Fund, with participation from RE Ventures, part of the Romande Energie Group, alongside existing investors Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures and PC Rettig Impact & Co. The funding will help the company scale its robotic microfactories across Europe, support the launch of Forge I in Flixborough near Scunthorpe in partnership with LKAB, further develop the Forge platform, and expand across European infrastructure markets.
About Hyperion Robotics
A Finnish physical AI company developing robotic manufacturing technology for infrastructure construction. It combines robotics, automation and artificial intelligence to manufacture infrastructure components in factory settings close to project sites. Its Forge software platform integrates design, structural engineering, code compliance, robotics and factory operations into a single system.
Flixborough, United Kingdom
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What type of funding round did Hyperion Robotics raise?
Hyperion Robotics raised a unspecified round.
How much did Hyperion Robotics raise in its unspecified?
Hyperion Robotics raised $7,400,000 USD in its unspecified.
When did Hyperion Robotics raise its unspecified?
Hyperion Robotics raised its unspecified on 2026-07-16.
Who invested in Hyperion Robotics's unspecified?
The investors in Hyperion Robotics's unspecified are: Course Corrected, European Innovation Council Fund, RE Ventures, Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures, PC Rettig Impact & Co.
What type of investment was Hyperion Robotics's unspecified?
Hyperion Robotics's unspecified was a equity investment.
How will Hyperion Robotics use the funds from its unspecified?
Hyperion Robotics plans to use the funds for: scale robotic microfactories across Europe, support new production capacity, rollout of the Forge platform, launch Forge I microfactory in Flixborough near Scunthorpe, further development of the Forge platform, expansion across European infrastructure markets.