Inbolt
Paris developer of 3D vision and AI software that lets industrial robots from any major brand see parts and correct their paths in real time.
Inbolt was founded in Paris in 2019 by Rudy Cohen (CEO), Albane Dersy and Louis Dumas. Its system combines a 3D camera with AI software trained from CAD models, so that robot arms on new or existing lines can locate parts and adjust their trajectories inside the control loop. The company says it works with FANUC, ABB, KUKA, Yaskawa, Comau and Universal Robots arms and had more than 200 robots in more than 100 factories on three continents as of September 2026, with customers including Bosch, Beko, Flex, Ford, Stellantis and Toyota. It opened a Detroit office in 2026 and reports $34 million raised in total.
- Latest funding
- $12.5M
- Total funding
- $12.5M
- Latest valuation
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- Founded
- 2019
- Country
- France
- Sep 30, 2026Venture round (unnamed)$12.5M
- Sep 19, 2024Series A—
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