NEOintralogistics secures €3M to democratise warehouse automation through RaaS

German robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) provider NEOintralogistics has secured €3 million in seed funding, spearheaded by the Amadeus APEX Technology Fund, with Cetus Holding also participating. This investment highlights a growing trend towards making warehouse automation more accessible and affordable for businesses of all sizes, a key aspect of Europe's push for increased digital efficiency. The company aims to democratize access to automation solutions, traditionally constrained by high upfront costs. NEOintralogistics offers a robotic picking system designed for both existing (brownfield) and new (greenfield) warehouses, which can be implemented within weeks using a pay-per-pick model. This approach transforms automation from a capital expenditure into a flexible, performance-based service. The solution is designed to integrate into existing infrastructure, reducing the need for costly redesigns and helping customers realize efficiency gains faster. This development affects a wide range of companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have previously found warehouse automation cost-prohibitive. By reducing reliance on manual labor, NEOintralogistics can boost productivity and cut operational costs, fostering economic growth across various sectors. The funding will support expansion, product development, and team growth.