A Robotics hardware manufacturer based in Hungary with joint US headquarters, has secured $7.2 million in seed funding to develop a revolutionary manufacturing platform designed to eliminate the production bottlenecks constraining the robotics industry. The round was led by Lakestar, with participation from Join Capital, Construct Capital, Liquid2 Ventures, Hardware FWD, and angel investors from leading robotics companies.
While robotic intelligence advances rapidly through improvements in perception and autonomous control, a fundamental constraint continues limiting widespread deployment: the way robot bodies are manufactured. Current production methods rely on slow, often manual assembly of hundreds of precision components, making robots expensive to produce, difficult to customize for diverse applications, and challenging to scale beyond limited volumes.
This manufacturing bottleneck has become the defining limitation on robotics potential. Software and algorithms progress quickly, but physical production capabilities cannot keep pace with demand or enable the cost structures necessary for mass market adoption. Allonic positions its manufacturing platform as the solution that removes this constraint entirely.
The company develops advanced manufacturing technology combining proprietary processes with robotics, software, and material science innovations. This integrated approach enables production of highly capable, ready-to-use robotic hands and arms designed for seamless integration across diverse applications. The platform aims to make sophisticated manipulation hardware accessible through streamlined manufacturing rather than continuing dependence on labor-intensive assembly.
