Batch Robotics

Batch Robotics GmbH develops AI for industrial robots that removes the need for manual robot programming, aiming at high-mix, low-volume batches of one to about 100 pieces. The company states it starts with powder coating and describes its tool set as including welding, deburring, grinding, sanding, blasting, polishing, coating and painting.

The stated customers are European manufacturers working in small batches; the company says it will assess whether a manufacturer's parts and processes are ready for its system. The website does not describe a revenue model or pricing. The company is headquartered in Munich, Germany, at Freddie-Mercury-Straße 5, and its website states it is not currently raising funds.

The team of seven is described as including former Magazino and drag&bot members, with a co-founder who sold drag&bot to KEBA in 2021. Open roles in Munich include a Founder Associate, a working student in robotics hardware and electronics, and a machine learning engineer for robot learning.

Product: AI control software for industrial robots that performs manufacturing tasks on new parts without manual programming, starting with powder coating.