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Fabrica AI is an artificial intelligence company operating from an undisclosed location that develops advanced technologies focused on machine learning, reinforcement learning, and software engineering. The organization applies its specialized technical expertise to build integrated computing systems for complex industrial sectors, specifically targeting autonomous vehicles, advanced robotics, and hardware engineering. The core team draws on prior professional experience from prominent technology firms and startup accelerators, including Google, Wayve, and Entrepreneur First. While specific financial metrics such as funding totals, assets under management, and corporate valuation remain undisclosed, the enterprise operates with a specialized technical staff of at least five key personnel who possess competitive backgrounds in international hackathons and olympiads. The technology company was officially established in an undisclosed founding year by chief executive officer Jakub Suchanek and chief operating officer Keefe Wayne Teo.
Fabrica AI has raised $2.4M across 3 funding rounds.
Fabrica AI has raised $2.4M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Fabrica AI has raised $2.4M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Fabrica AI's investors include ff Venture Capital, Jonathan Siegel, Credo Ventures, Hoxton Ventures, Trajectory Ventures.
Fabrica AI has raised $2.4M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $550K Seed in November 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2024 | $550K Seed | — | FF Venture Capital, Jonathan Siegel | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2023 | $1M Seed | — | Credo Ventures, FF Venture Capital, Hoxton Ventures, Trajectory Ventures | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2023 | $850K Seed | — | Hoxton Ventures, Trajectory Ventures | Announced |
Fabrica AI is a robotics startup founded in 2022 that builds an AI-powered design automation platform to accelerate robot development from years to days or months.[1][2][3][4] The platform uses reinforcement learning in simulation to generate and test thousands of hardware designs and optimal controls for any task, while their initial product—a patented tile grouting robot—validates the tech by boosting construction productivity up to 5x with one-button operation.[1][3][4] Serving construction firms like Woh Hup, BHCC, Gin Chia, Soilbuild, Chan Rong Fen, and Dragages in Singapore (with sales in Australia and US demos), it solves the slow, trial-and-error process of robot creation, enabling cheaper, faster deployment for tasks like grouting tile gaps.[1][3][4] With over $3M raised and 20+ team members across Singapore and Czechia facilities, the company shows strong early momentum through pilots, sales negotiations worth ~$500K, and rapid ROI for clients.[3][4]
Fabrica AI emerged in 2022 in Central Singapore, driven by founders leveraging advances in AI simulation and reinforcement learning to tackle robotics' core bottleneck: 5-20 years for new robot development.[1][2][4] The idea crystallized around automating the entire process—hardware iteration and end-to-end controls—rather than just software, distinguishing them from peers.[4] Early traction came from inventing a patent-pending (later patented) tile grouting robot to validate their platform and gather real-world data, which they piloted on Singapore construction sites and began selling internationally.[1][3][4] Backed by over $3M from investors like Hoxton Ventures, Credo Ventures, ffVC, a Cambridge University professor, Woh Hup, and BHCC's owner, they scaled to 2500sqft in Singapore for hardware/operations and expanded software teams in Czechia (initially 400sqft, now 1200sqft).[1][3]
Fabrica AI rides the "ChatGPT moment for robotics," fueled by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's 2024 prediction and 1000x cheaper simulations via RL advances.[2][4] Timing aligns with AI's shift from digital to physical worlds, where labor shortages in construction and untapped applications (e.g., deserts, space) demand faster robots—market forces like rising hardware simulation fidelity and data needs play to their strengths.[2][4] By pioneering hardware automation, they influence the ecosystem: lowering barriers unlocks thousands of niche robots, outpacing software-only rivals, while partnerships and deployments (e.g., Singapore sites, Australia/US sales) feed data flywheels for broader adoption.[1][3][4]
Fabrica AI is poised to expand its grouting robot sales (targeting $500K+ deals) into more construction tasks, while maturing the platform for custom robots across industries.[3][4] Trends like multimodal AI, cheaper compute, and physical AI scaling will amplify their edge, potentially dominating design automation as robotics hits mainstream. Their influence could evolve from niche validator to ecosystem enabler, automating robot ideation for any task and reshaping development timelines—proving that ideating robots in days isn't just a vision, but a validated reality already boosting sites today.[1][2]
