Galam Robotics raised €10 million to enhance the industrialization and market deployment of its modular automation technology, TAK-ONE, poised to significantly impact logistics efficiency.

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Galam Robotics, a forward-thinking company based in Paris, specializes in modular robotics tailored for the logistics sector. Recently, the company successfully raised €10 million in funding from a consortium that includes Supernova Invest, Bpifrance, and its long-standing investors. This funding is earmarked for enhancing the industrialization and market deployment of its innovative product, TAK-ONE, designed to maximize the efficiency of logistic buffer zones. The initiative aims to strengthen Galam Robotics’ production capabilities, establish a solid commercial offering, and boost its overall capacity, with ambitions to quadruple its revenue by 2025.

As a disruptive player in the automation logistics arena, Galam Robotics has made its mark by leveraging a novel architecture inspired by the sliding puzzle game. This design optimally increases storage density and flow, particularly in spaces under 1,000 square meters. For instance, the latest implementation of TAK-ONE at a client facility has successfully reached an operational rate of 1,000 parcels per hour using only 200 square meters. With the technology now at a mature stage, the new funds will facilitate a commercial push toward major retail and logistics players, supporting growth in France and across Europe while expanding R&D and operational teams.

Industry Overview in France

The automation logistics industry in France has witnessed significant growth, fueled by the increasing demand for efficiency and speed in supply chain operations. The adoption of advanced technologies, such as robotics and artificial intelligence, is reshaping traditional