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Atomico

Venture investor backing technology that helps digitise industries such as manufacturing, logistics and construction

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About Atomico

Atomico is a venture capital firm that backs technology companies. On the material held for it, the firm sets out its view that the next generation of technology, combined with creative thinkers, can make some of the least digitised industries more efficient. It names manufacturing, logistics and construction.

What Atomico does

  • Technology investment: backs companies using tools such as edge computing, machine learning and computer vision.
  • Industrial focus: looks at robotics, autonomous vehicles and augmented reality for heavy industry.
  • Published views: articles on its investments, including its take on Industry 4.0.
  • Partnership stories: write-ups of companies it has backed, such as Scoutbee, Spacemaker and FabricNano.

Who it works with

Founders building data, automation and software for physical industries. Other areas of interest it lists include enterprise data and automation, and digital life and play.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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