Bristol tech firm lands major investment
A Bristol technical maintenance specialist has completed its largest ever investment by bringing onboard energy-transition focused investors.
Perceptual Robotics supports fully automated wind turbine inspections through its Dhalion drone and AI offering.
The product combines a fully automated drone without the need for a pilot, with an AI-driven image processing pipeline to detect damages in wind turbine blades.
The results of the inspections are combined with a web-based tool to manage the inspection and maintenance of the blades for a fleet of assets.
Perceptual Robotics closed its latest funding round with investment from Susten. The investment means the company will be able to continue its global expansion to new regions and product lines.
The funding will provide both financial and further support from Susten’s experience in sustainability, energy and operations.Skip Ad
Kostas Karachalios, chief executive of Perceptual Robotics said: “We are delighted to bring Susten onboard, which will further enhance our work, allowing us to continue to grow as a business. The investment will enhance our company’s aims by further expanding our talented team and support with our expansion into new markets.”
Perceptual Robotics has benefited from a number of successful funding rounds. This investment completes the latest round of funding secured by Perceptual Robotics earlier this year led by One Planet Capital with the participation of a consortium of international investors such as Metavallon VC, TSP Ventures, Brookstreet Equity Partners and Lstone Capital.
The investments have enabled Perceptual Robotics to begin expanding into Southeast Asia, North and South America as well as growing the global team
