Germany-based warehouse automation company NEOintralogistics has raised €3M in a seed funding round to expand its robotics-as-a-service offering and accelerate adoption of automated picking systems.
The company focuses on making warehouse automation accessible without upfront capital investment.
The round was co-led by the Amadeus APEX Technology Fund and Cetus Holding. The new capital will be used to support customer acquisition, product development, team expansion, and international growth.
Lowering barriers to warehouse automation
Despite clear efficiency gains, warehouse automation has remained out of reach for many operators due to high upfront costs and complex integration requirements. NEOintralogistics aims to address this gap by offering an end-to-end automation solution delivered through a pay-per-pick RaaS model.
Its system can be deployed in both greenfield and brownfield warehouses within weeks, shifting automation from a capital expenditure to a flexible, performance-based service.
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Rapid deployment and operational impact
NEOintralogistics’ robotic picking solution integrates into existing warehouse infrastructure without the need for major redesigns. According to the company, this approach can reduce manual labour requirements by up to 70% while enabling faster implementation compared to traditional automation systems.
The company is already working with industry partners including Magazino, GLS, and BITO, as it expands commercial deployments across logistics environments.
Scaling the platform and team
The new funding will support further refinement of the company’s technology, expansion of research and development capabilities, and growth of its engineering and operations teams. NEOintralogistics plans to scale its presence from its current offices in Düsseldorf, Berlin, and Hamburg while focusing on broader market expansion.
The company positions itself to benefit from increasing demand for flexible automation solutions as warehouses seek to improve efficiency without large upfront investments.
