NavVis Secures €73.7M to Develop AI-Powered Spatial Data Layer
NavVis, a Munich-based spatial twin platform, has raised €73.7 million to build a spatial data layer for factories, enabling the deployment of AI. The funding will support next-generation capture hardware, AI intelligence, and an open platform. Over 1.5 billion sqm of industrial space have been scanned, with 1,500+ customers, including BMW and Siemens.
Key points
- NavVis, a Munich-based spatial twin platform, raised €73.7 million in a Series D round led by The Jordan Company.
- The funding will support the development of next-generation capture hardware, a deeper AI intelligence layer, and an open platform.
- NavVis has scanned over 1.5 billion sqm of industrial space, with 1,500+ customers, including BMW, Volkswagen, and Siemens.
- The company operates in over 50 countries and has partnerships with Nvidia, SAP, and Autodesk.
- Existing investors Yttrium, KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING, and Cipio Partners also participated in the funding round.
NavVis Secures €73.7M to Develop AI-Powered Spatial Data Layer
NavVis, a Munich-based spatial twin platform, has raised €73.7 million to build a spatial data layer for factories, enabling the deployment of AI. The funding will support next-generation capture hardware, AI intelligence, and an open platform. Over 1.5 billion sqm of industrial space have been scanned, with 1,500+ customers, including BMW and Siemens.
The company's technology uses wearable laser scanning systems to create photorealistic digital replicas of factories, plants, and buildings. This allows industrial teams to plan and maintain facilities more efficiently. NavVis has partnerships with major companies such as Nvidia, SAP, and Autodesk, and operates in over 50 countries.
The investment will be used to further develop the company's technology, including the development of next-generation capture hardware and a deeper AI intelligence layer. NavVis aims to create an open platform for the 'physical AI ecosystem'.
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