Paris-based industrial robotics company Inbolt has raised €11 million in a funding round led by new investor Shift4Good. Bridges Climate Transition Partners joined the round, alongside existing investors BNP Paribas Développement and Ora Global. The financing brings Inbolt’s total funding to €30 million.
Founded in 2019 by Rudy Cohen, Albane Dersy and Louis Dumas, Inbolt develops AI-powered vision and control technology for industrial robots. Its platform combines real-time 3D vision with software that allows robots to locate parts and adjust their trajectories as conditions change on production lines.
The technology can be used with industrial robots from manufacturers including FANUC, ABB, KUKA, Yaskawa, Comau and Universal Robots. Inbolt says its systems are deployed across more than 200 robots in over 100 factories on three continents.
Inbolt plans to use the new capital to expand further in the US and Asia-Pacific and enter data centers and electronics manufacturing. The company opened an office in Detroit in 2026 and also operates from France and Japan.
The financing follows Inbolt’s €15 million Series A round in September 2024, which was led by Exor Ventures and brought its total funding at the time to €20 million. The company had previously raised a €3 million seed round in 2022.
