Körber takes stake in bootstrapped German robotics startup NAiSE
Industrialtech company Körber is acquiring a stake in NAiSE, a Germany-based software company specialising in vendor-agnostic fleet management. Together, the two partners are combining their capabili...
German industrialtech firm Körber is investing in NAiSE, a software startup focused on vendor-neutral fleet management for the warehouse sector. NAiSE, founded in 2017, provides a software platform that integrates automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and manually operated industrial trucks from various manufacturers.
This integration enables seamless coordination across different warehouse management systems (WMS), warehouse execution systems (WES), and warehouse control systems (WCS). By acquiring a stake in NAiSE, Körber aims to expand its capabilities in managing mixed vehicle fleets and support the startup's growth. The collaboration will leverage both companies' expertise to develop new intralogistics use cases, including humanoid robotics, and deepen the connection between NAiSE's platform and Körber's warehouse solutions.
NAiSE will continue serving existing and new partners while expanding its offerings to include humanoid robotics. The founding team of Kai Przybysz-Herz, Robert Libert, and Raphael Kusumoto will maintain their roles in operational management.
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