Munich-based Arcos raises €5.5 million to build and operate civil safety infrastructure across Europe
Arcos, a Munich-based startup that builds and operates civil security infrastructure, has closed a €5.5 million Seed funding round. The company launched publicly today. The round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), with participation from Bayern Kapital, Pact, Haufe, Robin Capital, and strategic business angels. “Europe has understood that its safety is its own responsibility, […] The post…
Munich-based startup Arcos has successfully raised €5.5 million in Seed funding to develop and manage civil safety infrastructure across Europe. The company, founded by Louis Wübben and Moritz Steigerwald, specializes in building and operating infrastructure that monitors critical systems such as power, transport, water, and data.
Arcos claims that the security industry is undergoing a significant shift with the deployment of sensors at unprecedented scales in various locations like homes, commercial properties, railway stations, substations, and data centres. However, with fewer human resources available to manage these sensors, timely and reliable action becomes crucial.
The company's focus is on creating a solution that combines signal processing and operational processes in a single system, enabling immediate identification of workflow improvements and implementing them without outsourcing. Arcos aims to grow its team in Germany and expand its platform to cater to the growing demand in critical infrastructure markets across Europe.
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