Fuzzy Logic to raise a €2.5 million seed round from 42CAP and Karista.

Fuzzy Logic Robotics, a Paris, France-based startup developing an industrial robot agnostic software framework, announced closing a €2.5 million ($2.9M) seed round.

The money was raised from two European DeepTech funds: 42CAP, an industry-specialized German fund based in Munich, and Karista (via the Paris Region Venture Fund), an early-stage VC firm based in Paris.

Fuzzy Logic Robotics, founded in 2018 by CEO Ryan Lober and Antoine Hoarau, built a software platform for designers and users of all brands and models of industrial robots, allowing for real-time control or simply doing  CAD simulations. It is an “all-in-one” software platform that dramatically simplifies every step of robotization, from robotic cell design to daily reprogramming in the factory by operators and it reproduces a virtual environment in which the robot in the factory can be controlled “on the fly” and as simply as a video game.

Fuzzy has two no-code platforms - the Fuzzy StudioTM (desktop application) and Fuzzy RTOSTM (embedded software) - which are being deployed at customers in France and Germany.

Prior to this round, the company previously secured grants, loans, nonrefundable grants and small equity totalling €600k