AI Construction Startup Hyperion Robotics Raises €6.4 Mn for Growth

The funding round was co-led by Course Corrected and the European Innovation Council Fund (EIC Fund), with participation from RE Ventures, Lifeline Ventures, Übermorgen Ventures, and PC Rettig Impact & Co.

With this investment, Hyperion Robotics' total funding has reached nearly €17.4 million ($20 million). The company plans to move from project-based work to large-scale industrial production.

“We’ve already built some of the most efficient concrete structures in the world. With this funding, we start delivering at scale, in factories built next to the projects they serve. Europe doesn’t have the time, the budget or the labour for construction to keep working the way it has. Physical AI is how we close that gap,” said Fernando De los Rios, CEO of Hyperion Robotics.

“Hyperion is revolutionising the process of building infrastructure. Not only will they innovate concrete products, but they will do so in an environmentally sustainable way, all at lower costs. We believe they’re setting the standard for what comes next, doing for construction what the previous generation did for manufacturing,” said Katja Bergman, Managing Partner at Course Corrected.

Founded in 2020 by Fernando De los Rios, Ashish Mohite, and Henry Unterreiner, Hyperion Robotics has grown from a startup idea into a trusted partner for major energy and infrastructure companies. The company uses automation, robotics, and sustainable materials to improve construction.

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Its technology helps make construction projects faster, safer, more energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly, supporting the goal of achieving net-zero emissions.