Spanish robot cybersecurity firm founded 2017; develops Robot Immune System (RIS) and CAI PRO LLM for offensive/defensive robot security.
Alias Robotics is a Spanish robot cybersecurity company founded in October 2017, headquartered at Calle Venta de la Estrella 6, Pab 130, Vitoria-Gasteiz, 01006 Álava, in the Basque Country, Spain. The company positions itself as the European Union's leading robot cybersecurity research and product firm, working to protect robots and robot components from third-party cyberattacks.
Alias Robotics' mission is to 'secure robots worldwide and make zero-days non-existent in robotics,' achieved through close collaboration with robot manufacturers and end-users. The company applies a roboticist-first approach to cybersecurity, combining deep domain expertise in ROS (Robot Operating System) and robotic architectures with offensive and defensive security research.
Key products and services include:
The company has secured robots across 22 companies globally. Trusted partners and customers include ABB, KUKA, Telefónica, and others. Alias Robotics has raised funding from Wayra (Telefónica's startup accelerator), Telefónica Tech Ventures, the European Innovation Council (EIC), Baron Capital, and InnovX. In early 2025, the company was in the process of closing a €5 million Series A round, with the European Investment Bank committing €2.5 million (50%).
Contact: [email protected] / [email protected], phone: +34 945 19 85 15.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Anti-virus and intrusion prevention system for robots, detecting and neutralizing cyberattacks on robotic systems in real time.
Cybersecurity superintelligence combining alias1 LLM with scaffolded agents for offensive and defensive robot security automation.
Contact ALIAS ROBOTICS
WEBSITE
https://aliasrobotics.comPHONE
+34 945 19 85 15HEADQUARTERS
Spain
Company Facts
Founded
2017
Primary Role
Software/Algorithm
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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