🤖 From Robots to Atomic Printing: Europe’s Deep Tech Startups You Need to Know 🧬🚀

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23 Luglio 2025

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What to learn more about European startups? Then you're in the right place! This is our second edition of exploring top European startups! In this video/article, we're diving into the future — quite literally. Today, we explore five groundbreaking startups from the worlds of AI, robotics, and quantum tech. These are not just buzzwords — these startups have raised over €100 million collectively and are already shaping industries from security to construction, from energy to language learning. 🧠🤖🔋 We’ll meet robotic guards on wheels, solid-state battery pioneers, and drone OS developers powering life-saving missions. Let's dive into Europe’s innovation goldmine! 💎

🤖 Ascento (Switzerland) — The Future of Outdoor Security

Ascento is redefining private security with Ascento Guard, a sleek two-wheeled robot patrolling large properties autonomously. This Swiss startup combines robotics with AI to provide a Robotics-as-a-Service model that detects threats and reports incidents 24/7.

Led by CEO Alessandro Morra, Ascento has already rolled out their second-generation robot, which operates in Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands — addressing the global security personnel shortage. They’ve raised $4.3 million in pre-seed funding from investors like Playfair Capital and the ESA Business Incubation Centre.

🛡️ Standout moment? Winning the W.A. De Vigier Stiftung Award, one of Switzerland's most prestigious startup honors.

👉 ascento.ch


🧪 ATLANT 3D (Denmark) — Atomic-Level Manufacturing

Ever thought of printing electronics atom-by-atom? ATLANT 3D has. This Danish startup has developed a revolutionary atomic layer 3D printer for on-demand micro- and nano-device fabrication.

CEO Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk is the visionary behind the world's first atomic layer advanced manufacturing platform. Their innovation has already attracted collaborations with leading research institutions and industry giants across Europe.

While funding details remain under wraps, their tech has been recognized globally for its potential in quantum computing, optics, and semiconductors.

🧬 ATLANT 3D is miniaturization taken to the extreme.

👉 atlant3d.com


🚁 Auterion (Switzerland) — The Android of Drones

Think Android OS, but for drones. Auterion offers an open-source-based operating system — Auterion OS — used by government agencies and enterprises to run high-risk, often life-saving missions.

Founded by Lorenz Meier, a pioneer in open-source drone technology, Auterion partners with multiple manufacturers and regulators to ensure drone fleets are scalable, secure, and compliant.

With a strong foundation in enterprise drone tech, Auterion is setting global standards for drone software. Their latest updates focus on advanced analytics and fleet integration at scale.

🌍 Already influencing policy and platform development worldwide.

👉 auterion.com


🏗️ BAUBOT (Austria) — Robots on the Construction Site

Brick by brick, BAUBOT is building a new future. This Austrian startup designs autonomous construction robots that can lay bricks, weld steel, paint walls, and more — massively reducing human labor on-site.

Founded by Lukas Windisch and his team, BAUBOT is pushing construction into the age of automation with smart, tireless bots. Their pilot projects in Europe are showing promising results in reducing costs and speeding up construction timelines.

👷 Highlight: Robots with arms and mobility — like a construction worker who never takes a break.

👉 baubot.com


🔋 BTRY AG (Switzerland) — One-Minute Charging Batteries

One-minute charging, ultra-thin, and built for extremes — BTRY AG is developing solid-state thin-film lithium-ion batteries that perform across a 200°C temperature range. Perfect for aerospace, cold-chain transport, and steam plant sensors.

Founded in Zurich and led by innovators from ETH Zurich, the company recently raised CHF 1.8 million ($2.1M) in pre-seed funding. They’re now entering pilot production, aiming to replace traditional batteries in demanding environments.

⚡ Highlight: Named one of Zurich’s hottest startups of 2024!

👉 btry.ch


🎓 Busuu (Spain/UK) — AI-Powered Language Learning

With over 120 million users, Busuu blends AI with social learning. This platform personalizes language lessons and connects learners with native speakers worldwide. 🗣️✨

Founded by Bernhard Niesner and Adrian Hilti, Busuu was acquired by Chegg for $436 million in 2021. Its AI-driven features make learning efficient and engaging, perfect for today's mobile-first world.

🌍 Languages meet machine learning in Busuu’s global classroom.

👉 busuu.com


Conclusion:

European startups are booming, and you don’t have to be just an observer.
Thanks to equity crowdfunding, you can invest in these kinds of innovative startups — often starting from just a few hundred euros — via licensed platforms under EU Regulation 2020/1503.

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