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Hyperion Robotics, based in Espoo, Finland, develops robotic automation and 3D concrete printing technology to transform construction, specializing in sustainable infrastructure foundations using low-carbon concrete and recycled materials. The company's solutions aim to reduce waste, emissions, and costs in carbon-intensive projects, delivering structures like pipe supports, electrical substations, and water treatment plants. Hyperion Robotics has secured $3.27 million in total capital raised, demonstrating an impact by saving over 10 tons of CO₂ and building a diverse team of more than 20 nationalities. Notable clients and partners include major entities such as Iberdrola, Severn Trent, United Utilities, and MMB, for whom they deliver 3D-printed infrastructure components. The organization was founded in 2019 by Fernando de los Rios, Ashish Mohite, and Henry Unterreiner.
Hyperion Robotics has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Hyperion Robotics has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Hyperion Robotics has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in October 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2022 | $3M Seed | — | Amino Collective, Felicis Ventures, Lakestar, Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures, Charlie Songhurst | Announced |
Hyperion Robotics is a Finnish technology company founded in 2020 that develops large-scale robotics and 3D printing technologies for sustainable construction.[1][2][3] It produces low-carbon concrete structures using recycled materials, automation, and parametric design to cut CO2 emissions—addressing concrete's role as the second-most used material after water, responsible for 8% of global emissions—while serving construction, architecture, industrial, and infrastructure sectors with cheaper, faster, and more efficient solutions.[1][5] The company targets B2B clients like developers, designers, engineers, and contractors, offering on-site or factory-based printing of complex geometries, prefab elements, and proprietary robotics for rental or sale; at Series A funding stage with 11-50 employees, it demonstrates growth through European investor backing and collaborations.[2][3][5]
Hyperion Robotics emerged in 2020 from Helsinki, Finland, when CEO and co-founder Fernando De Los Rios—a former EY finance professional with a business degree from Universidad del Pacífico and six years disrupting construction startups—teamed up with Ashish Mohite, an architecture and 3D printing expert, and Henry Unterreiner, a structural engineer experienced in major projects.[1][2][5] The idea stemmed from concrete's massive environmental footprint and the construction industry's resistance to change, prompting the trio to integrate robotics, sustainable upcycled materials, and digital design for low-carbon infrastructure.[1][3][4] Early traction built on their state-of-the-art plant and partnerships, positioning Hyperion as a climate leader by delivering efficient, automated solutions since inception.[1][4]
Hyperion rides the wave of construction automation and greentech, targeting a conservative sector ripe for disruption amid rising demands for net-zero buildings and infrastructure.[1][3] Timing aligns with global pushes for low-carbon materials—cement's 8% CO2 share drives regulatory and market pressures—while robotics adoption accelerates post-pandemic labor shortages and supply chain issues.[1][5] Favorable forces include Europe's green transition funding, recycled materials mandates, and parametric tech enabling resilient designs; Hyperion influences the ecosystem by pioneering scalable 3D printing for entire structures, inspiring shifts to automated, waste-minimizing factories and on-site printing, potentially redefining urban development worldwide.[2][4]
Hyperion is poised for expansion into wider European and global markets, leveraging Series A momentum to scale robotics deployments and material innovations amid tightening emissions rules.[3][5] Trends like AI-driven design, full automation of cities, and circular economy policies will propel growth, potentially capturing share in infrastructure megaprojects. Its influence may evolve from niche innovator to industry standard-setter, transforming construction's climate impact and laying literal foundations for a sustainable future—echoing its founding vision to redefine how the world builds.[1][2]
Hyperion Robotics has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Hyperion Robotics's investors include Amino Collective, Felicis Ventures, Lakestar, Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures, Charlie Songhurst.
