Galam Robotics Lands €10M Funding to Expand AI-Driven Warehouse Automation Across Europe

By James Dargan · 25 March 2025 · 1 min read

Galam Robotics, a Paris-based startup developing modular AI-driven robotics for warehouse automation, has raised €10 million in Series A funding to expand production and accelerate commercial growth across France and Europe. The round was led by Supernova Invest (via the CAIT fund) and Bpifrance Amorçage Industriel, with backing from Polytechnique Ventures and Stéphane Aisenberg.

Founded by Samuel Perez and Jonathan Levy, the company’s core product, TAK-ONE, automates dynamic storage and retrieval in warehouses from 100 to 1,000 m² using scalable robotics. Perez said the strong market interest confirms TAK-ONE’s potential to meet the rising demand for intelligent, space-efficient logistics solutions powered by AI.

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Galam Robotics Lands €10M Funding to Expand AI-Driven Warehouse Automation Across Europe

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