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Korben for People Develops Professional Robotics Solutions Amid Labor Shortages

Korben for People, based in Perpignan and Paris, is developing software solutions for service robotics. Founded in late 2024 by Lucas Goumarre, the company addresses sectors facing labor shortages and currently has 250 establishments in France equipped with its solutions. The platform facilitates communication between different brands of robots and coordinates their operations. The significance of Korben for People lies in its innovative approach to assist employees without replacing them, which is crucial in a labor market increasingly challenged by shortages. The company reported a revenue of 5 million euros with an EBITDA of 10% in its last fiscal year. A funding round of 10 million euros is underway to support its development and expansion into Europe and North America, with a revenue target of 15 million euros by 2027. Looking ahead, Korben for People plans to expand its platform to international markets, including potential commercialization to Chinese industries. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.

usinenouvelle.com Sep 10, 2026 Pyrénées-Orientales

Interview de Lucas GOUMARRE , CEO Korben For People

Service robotics is undergoing a significant transformation, evolving from a mere automation tool to a strategic infrastructure across various sectors, including cleaning, logistics, and retail. This shift is driven by the increasing need for effective software management of robotic fleets, which is becoming a crucial factor in optimizing operations. Lucas Goumarre, CEO of Korben For People, discusses these developments and their implications for the future of service robotics. The insights were shared in an interview featured in Robot Magazine.