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Daedalus

Automated precision parts factories

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21-100 employees
  • B2B
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Manufacturing
  • Robotics
  • Machine Learning
  • SaaS
  • Automation
Mühlburg, Karlsruhe, Germany

Company mission

To build the world's most efficient and reliable factories for precision parts.

Our take

Computerised Numerical Control, otherwise known as CNC, is the manufacturing process whereby pre-programmed software controls equipment and machinery. Though this automated method is supposed to remove reliance on manual labour, it often results in more work when it comes to manufacturing precision items, especially in smaller batches. This is because production robots need to be reprogrammed and configured.

Daedalus is trying to fix this problem by building AI-powered autonomous factories which, crucially, can be quickly and easily reconfigured to meet changing product demands – essentially bringing the efficiency of mass production to high-mix manufacturing.

Having emerged from Y Combinator, the 2019-founded startup has quickly caught the attention of investors, and has opened up operations in the USA as well as in its native Germany. Indeed, it's planning to go global in the not-too-distant future by expanding into Asia, where the industrial robotics industry is undergoing huge growth.

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Benefits

  • You’ll work with an international, world-class team with Silicon Valley roots
  • You’ll have the opportunity to join an early-stage team and can influence our future trajectory
  • We provide lunch every day when in office, but there are also lots of possibilities to work remotely
  • You’ll have a lot of freedom while working with and learning from a world-class, interdisciplinary team

Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)

Feb 2024

$21m

SERIES A

Feb 2023

$6m

SEED

Total funding: $41.1m

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Leadership

Was previously a Tech Lead at OpenAI, co-founding and leading software engineering for the company's Robotics team.