Rotomate, a Helsinki-based startup developing AI software for industrial reliability and condition monitoring, has raised €2.1 million in pre-seed funding.
The round was led by Kvanted, with participation from Robin Capital, Angel Invest, Accel through its scout program, and Business Finland via an AI development grant.
Founded in 2024, Rotomate builds software that continuously analyzes plant data, maintenance history, and operational context to support condition monitoring and maintenance decisions in industrial plants. The company says its product is designed to go beyond standard alerts by generating analysis reports that explain likely causes, recommended actions, and the reasoning behind them.
Rotomate said the new funding will be used to accelerate product development, expand the team, and support its international growth across Europe and other markets.
The startup is already working with industrial customers whose sites account for more than €35 billion in annual production, including Metsä Group, SSAB, and Aurubis, as it looks to build out its presence in Northern and Western Europe.
The round was led by Kvanted, with participation from Robin Capital, Angel Invest, Accel through its scout program, and Business Finland via an AI development grant.
Founded in 2024, Rotomate builds software that continuously analyzes plant data, maintenance history, and operational context to support condition monitoring and maintenance decisions in industrial plants. The company says its product is designed to go beyond standard alerts by generating analysis reports that explain likely causes, recommended actions, and the reasoning behind them.
Rotomate said the new funding will be used to accelerate product development, expand the team, and support its international growth across Europe and other markets.
The startup is already working with industrial customers whose sites account for more than €35 billion in annual production, including Metsä Group, SSAB, and Aurubis, as it looks to build out its presence in Northern and Western Europe.