Warsaw-based robotics startup Nomagic raises €8.6 million seed to…

Team S · 2026-02-02T13:47:45.000Z

Nomagic, a Warsaw-based AI robotics company developing smart pick-and-place automation solutions for warehouse order fulfilment, has raised €8.6 million (approximately $9.4 million) in a funding round to accelerate product development and support wider commercial deployments of its robotic systems that automate complex item handling tasks for ecommerce and logistics operations. The fresh capital will help Nomagic expand its suite of autonomous robotics offerings, enhance AI-driven perception and manipulation capabilities, and lay the groundwork for future growth across sectors that face persistent labour shortages and operational inefficiencies. This round was co-led by Khosla Ventures and Hoxton Ventures, with participation from seasoned technology investors including DN Capital, Capnamic Ventures, and Manta Ray underscoring strong investor confidence in Nomagic’s vision to make warehouse pick-and-place automation more flexible, scalable, and accessible to a wider range of logistics customers. Nomagic’s technology combines computer vision, machine learning, and modular robotics hardware to autonomously identify and handle diverse items in real-world environments, removing manual bottlenecks in order fulfilment and intralogistics workflows. Founded in 2017 by Kacper Nowicki and Tristan d’Orgeval, Nomagic has been at the forefront of Physical AI for warehouse automation, delivering robust robotic picking systems that integrate seamlessly with existing warehouse infrastructure and fulfilment software ecosystems. The company continues to build commercial traction and expects this funding to drive deeper integration with major supply chain partners and accelerate its move into new geographic markets.

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