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Polish Nomagic Secures Series B Extension to Scale Physical AI for Warehousing

Co-founders, Marek Cygan, (CTO), Kacper Nowicki (CEO) & Tristan D’Orgeval
Image credit: Co-founders, Marek Cygan, (CTO), Kacper Nowicki (CEO) & Tristan D’Orgeval
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Polish Nomagic, a provider of AI powered robotics for warehouses and the fulfillment sector, announced securing €8.51 million ($10 million) Series B round.

👯 Founders: Marek Cygan (CTO), Kacper Nowicki (CEO), Tristan D’Orgeval

📅 Founding year: Not disclosed

🏭 Industry: Warehouse robotics / Logistics automation

💥 Problem: Warehouses struggle with complex, real-world physical tasks like difficult object manipulation that traditional automation and software-only AI cannot reliably handle at scale.

📣 Solution: General-purpose Physical AI–powered robots that learn from millions of real warehouse tasks and autonomously handle diverse workflows in 24/7 environments.

👥 Customers: Enterprise warehouse and logistics operators (e.g. Zalando)

🌱 Stage: Series B (extension round)

💰 Investment amount: €8.51 million ($10 million)

🚀 Funded by: Cogito Capital Partners

👁️‍🗨️ Investor’s perspective: Cogito Capital believes Nomagic is redefining warehouse automation by bringing intelligence, adaptability, and real-world autonomy into logistics operations, positioning the company to set new global standards in intelligent automation.

💡 It will be spent on: Accelerating commercial growth in the USA and advancing the technology roadmap, including continued development of VLA (visual language action) models in 2026.

💬 In their own words:

“Cogito Capital’s investment is a strong validation of our vision at Nomagic to bring Physical AI into the heart of warehouse and logistics operations, where intelligent, autonomous systems can finally bridge the gap between digital optimization and real-world execution.”
— Kacper Nowicki, CEO & Co-Founder

💪 Their specialty: Deploying adaptable Physical AI systems trained on massive volumes of real operational data to solve complex warehouse tasks with minimal deployment time.

🔑 Business model: B2B warehouse robotics and AI automation solutions

👩‍🏫 Market: Global warehouse and logistics automation market

📊 Traction: Robots deployed in live 24/7 warehouse environments, trained on millions of completed tasks; strong commercial and technical momentum achieved in 2025.

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