Milan-based Cyberwave provides an operating layer that connects AI agents to physical machines by abstracting robots, sensors, and actuators into digital twins. Its catalogue of twins works as a two-sided marketplace: hardware makers integrate once, and developers then gain plug-and-play access to a growing library of industrial arms, drones, cameras, and other devices. This architecture allows engineers to simulate, control, and orchestrate heterogeneous machines with far less effort than traditional bespoke integrations, addressing high integration costs that keep roughly 30 % of manufacturing tasks manual. Early pilots are running with major European manufacturers in automotive, construction, and logistics, covering use cases like assembly-line defect rework, warehouse packing optimisation, drone inspections, and smart-camera upgrades. The company intends to launch the platform publicly in October 2025, expand its developer ecosystem, and validate enterprise deployments. While currently focused on Europe, Cyberwave plans a U.S. presence to support customers’ overseas sites and to tap North American re-industrialisation trends. Co-founders Simone Di Somma and Vittorio Banfi position the company as the “system of actions” for the physical world, analogous to SAP’s role in digital processes.

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$8M

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Oct 2025