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Augmentus

Category: Robotics / Embodied AI

An AI-powered robotics software platform that enables no-code programming of industrial robots for complex manufacturing processes. Augmentus was founded in 2019. The company is led by Daryl Lim. Based in Singapore, Singapore. Team size: 11-50. Total funding raised: $16M. Latest round: Strategic Investment. Key investors include Sierra Ventures, Cocoon Capital, Woori Venture Partners, EDBI, Applied Ventures.

Founded
2019
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Team size
11-50
Total funding
$16M

Value proposition

To simplify and accelerate the programming of industrial robots from months to minutes, reducing downtime and enabling automation without extensive robotics expertise.

Products and solutions

An integrated software platform featuring intelligent 3D scanning (scan-to-path), AI-powered robot motion planning, and a no-code graphical interface., AutoPath™ — vision-guided robot programming solution, Path Optimizer — new feature for optimized toolpaths, Augmentus 3.0 — one-click toolpath generation and vision-guided adaptive robotics, AutoEdge — automated edge path generation, AutoSurface — automated surface toolpath generation, Augmentus 3.1 — July 2026 release adding Path Optimizer Global, Rotary Scanning, Connector, Concurrent Positioner, curved AutoSurface profiles, Techman support and Custom Colliders, Augmentus 3.2.0 — October 2026 release adding AutoWeld for multi-pass fillet welding, complete FANUC welding programs, Work Object Frame calibration and enhanced Connector planning

Unique value

Augmentus's platform combines no-code programming with AI and 3D vision to create 'augmented robotics'—hyper-adaptive systems that can make real-time adjustments for variations in parts and orientation, a significant step towards closed-loop autonomous manufacturing.

Target customer

Manufacturing companies with high-mix, complex production, including those with non-technical users who need to automate tasks like surface finishing and welding.

Industries served

Manufacturing, Aerospace, Automotive, Agriculture

Technology advantage

The primary advantage is the drastic reduction in time and cost for robotic system deployment. The software is robot-agnostic, compatible with major robot brands, and enables automation of complex, high-variability tasks that were previously difficult to automate.

How they differentiate

Augmentus differentiates itself with a proprietary no-code, AI-powered robotics platform that simplifies and accelerates the programming of industrial robots for complex and high-mix manufacturing tasks like surface finishing, spraying, and welding. It uses 3D scanning and automated path generation, making it accessible to users without robotics expertise.

Main competitors

Wandelbots, GrayMatter Robotics, micropsi industries

Key partnerships

ABB, Rockwell Automation, Abrasive Engineering, Sierra Ventures, Cocoon Capital, iRobotics (iTech Robotics & Automation), SERVIND s.r.o, Applied Ventures

Notable customers

Hyundai, Applied Materials, ST Engineering, Abrasive Engineering

Major milestones

Successfully raised $16M in total funding, including an $11M Series A+ round in July 2025., Expanding operations and deployment into the Asia-Pacific and North American markets., Opened first US experience center in Pflugerville, Texas., Launched AutoPath™, Augmentus 3.0, Path Optimizer, AutoEdge, and AutoSurface products., Partnered with iRobotics (India) and SERVIND (Europe) for regional expansion., Named to Forbes Asia 100 To Watch 2025.

Growth metrics

Expanding its partner network across the Asia-Pacific and North American markets. Specific revenue or user growth metrics are not public.

Market positioning

Augmentus is positioned as a Challenger in the industrial robotics software market, competing with both established giants like ABB and KUKA and other specialized robotics software startups.

Geographic focus

Expanding from its base in Singapore to the broader Asia-Pacific region and North America.

Patents and IP

The company has proprietary technologies in 3D scanning and AI-based motion planning, but specific patent information is not publicly available.

About Daryl Lim

Previously, Daryl Lim was involved in Business Development at Big Image Group and co-founded Fishermen Collective. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the National University of Singapore.

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