Allonic Raises $7.2M Pre-Seed to Build Next-Gen Robotic Hardware…

Team S · 2026-02-12T13:44:19.000Z

Allonic, a Budapest-based robotics hardware startup pioneering automated manufacturing methods for complex robot bodies, has raised $7.2 million in a record-setting pre-seed funding round reportedly the largest pre-seed investment ever completed in Hungary. The capital will support scaling its 3D Tissue Braiding platform, accelerate product development, expand engineering teams and deepen early commercial deployments in electronics and advanced manufacturing sectors. Visionaries at research institutions and robotics pioneers are backing this effort to rethink how future robots are built. The funding round was led by Visionaries Club, with participation from Day One Capital, Prototype Capital, SDAC Ventures and TinyVC. The round also featured a strong roster of angels and strategic backers including OpenAI, Hugging Face, ETH Zurich, and Northwestern University, highlighting broad confidence from both venture and research communities in Allonic’s disruptive manufacturing infrastructure approach. Allonic applies its proprietary 3D Tissue Braiding technology to automate the fabrication of robotic limbs, joints, sensors and integrated structural elements in a continuous process- weaving mechanical, electrical and sensing components into unified robotic bodies rather than assembling hundreds of discrete parts. This innovative approach aims to reduce manufacturing complexity, cost and iteration time, enabling fast turnaround from digital design to physical robot hardware.

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