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Hyperion Robotics
Robotic microfactories for low-carbon concrete infrastructure
About Hyperion Robotics
Hyperion Robotics is an Espoo company that builds low-carbon concrete infrastructure—foundations, substations, water systems and related structures—in robotic microfactories rather than on traditional job sites. Its Forge software platform combines design, code compliance, robotics and factory operations so a microfactory can be stood up next to the project it serves, targeting large cuts in material use, CO2, cost and production time versus conventional concrete methods. Clients named in press include National Grid, Costain, Mott MacDonald Bentley, Anglian Water and United Utilities. In July 2026 Hyperion raised $7.4 million co-led by Course Corrected and the EIC Fund, with RE Ventures (Romande Energie), Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures and PC Rettig Impact & Co, bringing total funding near $20 million to launch Forge I near Scunthorpe (UK) with LKAB and scale industrial output. Sources: Tech Funding News 16 Jul 2026; hyperionrobotics.com.
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- Founded
- 2019
- Headquarters
- Espoo, Finland
- Sector
- Robotics
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Seed6 investors entered at this stage
Katapult Group- GOGoldacre
Übermorgen Ventures
PC Rettig & CO Impact
Lifeline Ventures
European Innovation Council
Series A4 investors entered at this stage
EIC Fund
Course Corrected
Munich Re Ventures
Romande Energie - RE Ventures
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