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Aitonomi AG has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Aitonomi AG.
Aitonomi AG was founded in 2014 by Torsten Scholl (CEO; Co-Founder).
Aitonomi AG has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Based in Cham, Switzerland, Aitonomi AG develops autopilot software and self-driving delivery robots designed to automate routine transport tasks across industrial, urban, and rural environments. The company provides commercial sales, software licensing, and leasing of autonomous mobile robots that reduce last-mile delivery costs, energy consumption, and space requirements for its enterprise clients. Operating with a team of 12 to 18 employees, the logistics automation startup has generated $5.1 million in revenue and secured $9.94 million in total funding through convertible notes. Aitonomi has conducted extensive pilot projects and established strategic partnerships with notable organizations including Swiss Post, Thyssenkrupp, and the European Space Agency to deploy its autonomous navigation systems. Originally operating under the brand name TeleRetail before rebranding to reflect a broader software focus, the enterprise was founded in 2014 by Torsten Scholl and Xenia Scholl.
Aitonomi AG was founded in 2014 by Torsten Scholl (CEO; Co-Founder).
Aitonomi AG has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Aitonomi AG's investors include CCEP Ventures.
Key people at Aitonomi AG.
Aitonomi AG has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M TeleRetail Aitonomi - Seed in October 2019.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2019 | $2M Seed | — | Ccep Ventures | Announced |
Aitonomi AG is a Swiss company specializing in the development of autonomous electric transport systems and AI-based software for logistics and transport automation. It builds fully autonomous electric towing vehicles and smart trailers designed to automate pallet transport and other logistics tasks, serving industries that require efficient, emission-reducing, and cost-effective transport solutions. Their products integrate advanced autopilot software capable of handling payloads up to 50 tons, enabling 24/7 operations with features like automated coupling, pallet recognition, load securing, and communication with traffic infrastructure. Aitonomi’s solutions address the problem of labor-intensive, costly, and environmentally impactful logistics processes by providing scalable automation that enhances efficiency and sustainability[2][6].
Founded in 2014 in Switzerland by Torsten and Xenia Scholl, Aitonomi AG (initially named TeleRetail AG) emerged from the vision to automate transport tasks within smart cities. The founders brought expertise in software and autonomous systems, focusing early on developing autopilot software adaptable to various vehicle sizes. Key milestones include the presentation of their first autonomous delivery robot at the 2017 IAA in Frankfurt and unveiling one of the world’s largest autonomous industrial trucks in 2022. The company has grown steadily, expanding its global presence through partnerships and subsidiaries in Germany and the USA[2][4][5].
Aitonomi rides the growing trend of automation and electrification in logistics, driven by increasing demand for sustainability, cost reduction, and efficiency in supply chains. The timing is critical as industries face labor shortages, stricter emissions regulations, and the need for smarter urban transport solutions. By combining AI-driven autopilot technology with electric vehicles, Aitonomi is positioned to influence the shift toward autonomous logistics, contributing to smarter cities and greener industrial transport. Their innovations help shape the ecosystem by demonstrating scalable, practical applications of autonomous transport in heavy-duty logistics[2][6].
Looking ahead, Aitonomi is likely to expand its product portfolio and geographic footprint, leveraging its autopilot technology to serve broader industrial and urban logistics markets. Trends such as increased adoption of electric vehicles, AI in transport, and smart city infrastructure will shape its growth trajectory. The company’s influence may evolve from a niche autonomous vehicle provider to a key enabler of fully integrated, sustainable logistics ecosystems worldwide. Continued partnerships and technological advancements will be critical to maintaining leadership in this rapidly evolving sector[2][6].
