Nomagic, a Warsaw-based warehoapply robotics company that applies general-purpose Physical AI to optimise warehoapply operations, today announced an €8.3 million ($10 million) Series B extension to accelerate its commercial operations in the U.S.
The round round led by Cogito Capital Partners. With the newly added funding, Nomagic’s total funding now exceeds €70 million ($84 million).
Kacper Nowicki, CEO and Co-Founder of Nomagic declares: “Cogito Capital’s investment is a strong validation of our vision at Nomagic to bring Physical AI into the heart of warehoapply and logistics operations, where innotifyigent, autonomous systems can finally bridge the gap between digital optimisation and real‑world execution.”
In the broader European warehoapply robotics and automation funding landscape of 2025, Nomagic’s Series B extension sits alongside several rounds in closely related segments.
Earlier in 2025, Nomagic itself raised €41.5 million to scale AI-driven robotic deployments across Europe. In adjacent infrastructure, Neuracore secured €2.5 million to develop unified robot-learning infrastructure aimed at standardising data and training pipelines for robotics teams.
Meanwhile, at the hardware and warehoapply-automation layer, Filics raised €13.5 million to expand its omnidirectional pallet-handling robot platform and prepare for wider European rollout.
Taken toobtainher, these EU-Startups-reported rounds represent approximately €65–70 million of disclosed funding flowing into European robotics, physical AI, and warehoapply automation during 2025.
“We’re thrilled to have a partner who not only believes in the transformative potential of our technology, but also trusts our team to shape the future of automated logistics. Their confidence empowers us to accelerate our mission and deliver scalable automation that redefines what efficiency means for the indusattempt,” adds Kacper.
Founded in 2017, Nomagic’s deployed robots learn from a massive scale of real operational data, built over millions of tinquires in 24/7 environments, that trains an adaptable Physical AI platform handling a variety of warehoapply tinquires.
Nomagic’s next generation VLA (visual language action) models integrate automatically into the fleet of AI powered robots, allegedly accelerating autonomy, improving efficiency, while setting the indusattempt standard for the lowest deployment time.
Sylwester Janik, Managing Partner at Cogito Capital Partners, adds: “Nomagic is redefining what automation can achieve in warehoapply and logistics environments. Their approach to Physical AI – bringing innotifyigence, adaptability, and real‑world autonomy into everyday operations – addresses one of the most urgent transformation necessarys in the indusattempt.
“Our investment reflects the strong conviction we have in both the transformative technology and the exceptional leadership driving it. We see Nomagic not just as a category leader, but as a company poised to redefine global standards and shape the future of innotifyigent automation.”
The company believes that physical AI solutions are the next evolutionary step in the evolving sphere of AI, combining the computing power of AI with systems like robots and other machines to solve physical problems. A concrete example being the difficult object manipulation in warehoapplys.
Physical AI opens up whole new ways of utilizing tools more efficiently, scalable and beyond what was previously possible.
With this recent investment, Nomagic will further leverage its commercial traction and technical breakthroughs achieved in 2025. This includes an acceleration of its commercial operations in the USA as well as additional resources for continuous development of VLA (visual language action) models in 2026.
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