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https://automata.tech/
Last activity: 25.06.2026
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Automata is a London based technology company working to bring the next revolution in manufacturing by making robotic automation affordable and simple.

Our first product, Eva, is an elegant, simple, affordable robot arm built for professionals: in a lab, in the classroom, or on a production line. It only costs the fraction of existing industrial-grade robotics arms and can work besides people. Its light weight (only 8kg) and its intuitive, simple control make it easy to reconfigure for many different tasks. Its software platform enables access from anywhere, at anytime from any device with a web browser. No advanced skills or training required.
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Location: United Kingdom
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +44 20 3603 4590
Total raised: $142.41M
Founded date: 2015

Investors 6

Funding Rounds 4

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
29.01.2026Series C$45MOctopus Ve...
03.10.2023-$40.01M-
22.02.2022Series B$50M-
19.03.2019Series A$7.4M-

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25.06.2026Eckuity Capital Launches Fund II and Backs Automata TechnologiesEckuity Capital, a North American healthcare growth equity firm, today announced the first close of Eckuity Capital Fund II and the fund’s inaugural investment, leading the Series C of Automata Technologies alongside Danaher, a global scien...
09.04.2026AI-Powered Pharma Manufacturing Signals Scalable Efficiency, Long-Term Cost AdvantagesAs regulatory demands intensify and production environments become more complex, pharmaceutical manufacturers are shifting beyond traditional quality assurance systems toward a new operational model: integrating artificial intelligence dire...
03.02.2026Top Startup and Tech Funding News – February 3, 2025It’s Tuesday, February 3, 2026, and we’re back with today’s top startup and tech funding news. Today’s deals highlight investor confidence in autonomous mobility, fintech infrastructure, gaming, and AI-native enterprise platforms. With auto...
29.01.2026Automata Raises $45M in Series C FundingAutomata, a London, UK-based lab automation company building platforms for life sciences, raised $45M in Series C funding. The round was led by Dimension with participation from Danaher Ventures, Tru Arrow Partners, Octopus Ventures, Entrep...
16.04.2025Digitalk Conference 2025: Where Tech Rebels, Founders, and Investors Decode the AI EconomySofia, Bulgaria ~ Company: Where: Sofia, Bulgaria | When: May 27, 2025 Digitalk Conference 2025 is back, bringing together 800+ industry leaders, tech visionaries, and startup innovators at Sofia Event Center to tackle head-on the economic ...
03.10.2023Science lab automation and robotics startup Automata raises $40MAutomata, a company that combines software and hardware to automate science labs around the globe, has raised $40 million in an equity-based round of funding, as the U.K.-based startup looks to double down on recent growth across Europe and...
03.10.2023UK’s Automata Technologies raises €38.2M for its robotic automation solutions to life sciences labsRead this article in: London-based Automata Technologies, a biotech company that offers robotic automation solutions to life sciences labs, announced on Tuesday that it has secured $40M (approximately €38.2M) in a fresh round of funding. Au...
03.10.2023Automata Technologies Raises $40M in FundingAutomata Technologies, a London, UK-based automation company for life sciences labs, raised $40M in funding. The round was led by Dimension with participation from A.P. Moller Holding, parent company of the A.P. Moller Group and returning i...
25.02.2023Mantra Or Reality: What Do Britain’s Scaleups Want From The “Science Superpower” Agenda?Scott White, CEO of Pragmatic SemiconductorPragmatIC
22.02.2022Octopus Ventures backs London-based startup with $50 million to boost automation in life sciencesFor far too long, scientists and clinicians have been working with overly complex lab solutions. Equipment and software are disjointed and difficult to orchestrate, while solutions are often too rigid and inappropriate for labs with small g...
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