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UK Robotic Construction Company All3 Raises $25M in Seed Round Funding
UK-based construction robotics startup All3 has successfully secured $25 million in seed funding, with RTP Global leading the investment round. The company is focused on revolutionizing the construction industry by developing an integrated platform that utilizes autonomous robots to assemble buildings directly on-site. In addition to the robotic assembly, All3's innovative approach incorporates artificial intelligence to design building components and robotic factories that manufacture these parts prior to their arrival at construction sites. This funding will enable All3 to advance its technology and streamline the construction process, addressing the growing demand for efficiency and automation in the sector.
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All3 raises $25m in Seed funding to triple productivity in the construction industry through robotics and AI
All3, a London-based startup focused on revolutionizing the construction industry, has successfully raised $25 million in seed funding to enhance productivity through robotics and artificial intelligence. The funding round, led by RTP Global and supported by SuperSeed, Begin Capital, s16vc, and VNV Global, aims to develop an integrated system that includes an AI architecture platform, robotic factories, and Mantis, an autonomous robot designed for on-site assembly. With Mantis already operational and initial commercial deployments set for Germany later this year, All3's innovative approach promises significant cost savings and efficiency improvements, potentially reducing construction timelines by up to 50% and embodied carbon by 25%. The founding team, which previously established the successful grocery delivery service Samokat, is applying their expertise to address the stagnation in construction productivity, which has seen little advancement in the past 50 years. The funding will primarily support research and development efforts in London and Belgrade, as well as the deployment of robots across active construction sites in Germany, where there is a pressing need for approximately 700,000 new homes. CEO Rodion Shishkov emphasized the company's mission to tackle the housing crisis and improve access to quality housing through advanced technology. Early market demand has already validated All3's model, with over 100,000 square meters of residential projects processed using their AI-powered design software, laying the groundwork for a robust construction pipeline in the coming years.
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