Dutch Robotics & AI Companies
The Dutch robotics & AI industry: 50 companies, $1.3B raised, 9 funding rounds, 7 robot makers.
Sectors
- Battery Storage — 10 companies, $86M raised
- Semiconductors — 10 companies, $325M raised
- Renewable Energy — 7 companies, $0 raised
- AI Infrastructure — 7 companies, $831M raised
- Industrial Robotics — 5 companies, $32M raised
- Defense Systems — 5 companies, $393.2M raised
- AI Foundation Models — 4 companies, $550M raised
- Logistics Robotics — 4 companies, $0 raised
- Drone Delivery — 3 companies, $0 raised
- Quantum Computing — 3 companies, $0 raised
- Autonomous Vehicles — 2 companies, $0 raised
- Cybersecurity — 2 companies, $50M raised
- Surgical Robotics — 2 companies, $0 raised
- Medical Imaging — 1 companies, $0 raised
- Hydrogen Fuel Cells — 1 companies, $0 raised
- Digital Health — 1 companies, $0 raised
- Brain-Computer Interfaces — 1 companies, $0 raised
- Drones & UAVs — 1 companies, $0 raised
Top-funded Dutch companies
- Wonderful — $550M (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Onodrim Industries — $343.2M (Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands)
- EUCLYD — $231M (Eindhoven, Netherlands)
- Ore Energy — $86M (Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands)
- Fortaegis Technologies — $50M (Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands)
- Morphotonics — $44M (Veldhoven, North Brabant, Netherlands)
- Monumental — $32M (Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands)
Robots made in Netherlands
Frequently asked questions
How many robotics and AI companies are based in Netherlands?
The Robotics Media tracks 50 Dutch robotics and AI companies across 18 sectors, led by Battery Storage (10), Semiconductors (10), Renewable Energy (7).
Which Dutch robotics company has raised the most funding?
Wonderful has raised the most among tracked Dutch companies, with $550M in disclosed funding.
What are the biggest sectors for Dutch robotics and AI companies?
The most active sectors for Dutch robotics and AI companies are Battery Storage, Semiconductors, Renewable Energy.
Which Dutch companies make robots?
7 Dutch companies build physical robots, drones or autonomous vehicles, including KNDS, ExRobotics, Avular.
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