Six seeds, all labelled seed
Six seeds.
All labelled seed.
Six rounds reported between 13 and 26 October 2026. Every source we read labels the round seed. FLÆ Robotics gives only "more than €1M".
- Ubitium: $14M led by Ibex Investors, with five other named investors, reported by Tech.eu on 13 October. Ubitium is developing a reconfigurable universal processor for physical AI such as robots, drones and vehicles. The money goes into its first commercial processor, the UB410, with tape-out planned for 2027. Total seed funding since 2024 is $18M. Headquarters is not stated.
- Goodweek: €10.69M ($12M) led by Adara Ventures, with eight other named investors, reported by EU-Startups on 16 October. Goodweek gives small and medium-sized businesses one platform for the major AI models, with visibility into which tools staff use and what they cost. It was founded in Strasbourg and is headquartered in Los Angeles. The money goes into sales and expansion into Latin America and Asia.
- Skyfly Technologies Ltd, Thorpe Mandeville, Oxfordshire: €8.91M ($10M) led by HICO Investment Group, with Archangel, reported by EU-Startups on 21 October. Skyfly Technologies Ltd develops electric and hybrid-electric VTOL aircraft: the two-seat Axe and the unmanned Longbow for defence. The money goes into certifying the Axe as a Light Sport Aircraft in the US, manufacturing capacity on both sides of the Atlantic, and Longbow.
- Ambio, Helsinki: €5.1M led by b2venture, with Montis and existing investor Lifeline Ventures, reported by Tech.eu on 15 October. Ambio runs an AI-driven platform that handles buying recycled plastics from sourcing to long-term supply. The source does not say how the money will be spent.
- Epoch, London: $4.25M led by Burnt Island Ventures and Sand River, reported by Tech Funding News on 26 October. Epoch maps where cocoa, coffee and rubber come from and produces due diligence statements for the EU Deforestation Regulation. Funding to date is $6.26M. The money goes into product, infrastructure and the commercial team.
- FLÆ Robotics, Czech Republic: more than €1M from Purple Ventures and Garage Angels, reported by Tech.eu on 14 October. No lead is named. FLÆ builds BE-A, an AI agent that answers hotel guests and handles reservations. The money goes into product, the team and expansion in Germany and Austria.
Five of the six sources name a lead; Epoch's names two. FLÆ Robotics's names none.