Forge Robotics

Based in Ireland, Forge Robotics specializes in enhancing the capabilities of industrial robots through a universal intelligence layer, allowing them to adapt and perform tasks with minimal programming. Founded in 2025 in Galway, Ireland, Forge Robotics is focused on providing intelligent automation for industrial robots. The company recently raised USD 0. 5 mn in funding from Y Combinator on September 17, 2025, which will aid in developing their automation solutions.

The firm has successfully completed 1 deal since its inception. Forge Robotics offers a universal intelligence layer that enhances industrial robots by enabling them to see, understand, and adapt without extensive programming. Their core product employs advanced software and vision hardware, initially targeting complex welding applications. This technology is designed for manufacturers across various sectors, including automotive and aerospace, and operates primarily in the European and United States markets, aimed at customers seeking to improve production efficiency and minimize operational downtime.

Forge Robotics generates revenue through direct sales of robotic systems and associated software solutions, which include initial purchases followed by subscriptions for ongoing software updates and support. This B2B model allows companies to integrate Forge's technology into their operations, enhancing productivity. Pricing is flexible, catering to the specific needs and complexity of installations, making it appealing to a diverse range of industrial users. With the recent funding of USD 0.

5 mn raised on September 17, 2025, Forge Robotics plans to focus on developing intelligent automation specifically for industrial welding robots. The company aims to expand its market presence, particularly targeting additional sectors within Europe and the United States, although specific geographic regions have not been disclosed. The funding will support the development of new products that enhance automation capabilities in their core offerings.