Nanoveu
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About Nanoveu
Nanoveu’s EMASS business develops RISC-V-based edge processors intended to execute AI workloads at low power on constrained devices. The chip architecture targets local perception and decision tasks where transmitting continuous sensor data to the cloud would add latency or require an unreliable connection. Nanoveu is developing the silicon, software and commercial design-in path for future embedded systems.
The company acquired Spinoff Robotics to add complete aerial platforms and operating data around that compute roadmap. ALICE supports tethered cleaning, spraying and persistent surveillance, while METRON provides confined-space inspection and photogrammetry. Nanoveu can therefore test edge processing within physical drone applications while continuing to operate the existing robotics products for defence, infrastructure and industrial customers.
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- 2026-07-02 - Acquisition - Nanoveu completes acquisition of Spinoff Robotics
The completion follows Nanoveu’s earlier binding agreement to acquire Spinoff Robotics. The acquired platforms include ALICE for tethered aerial operations and METRON for camera-based 3D inspection. Nanoveu positions the deal as vertical integration across edge-AI silicon, airframes, tethered station-keeping and sensing.
Source - 2026-05-15 - Acquisition - Nanoveu signs binding agreement to acquire Spinoff Robotics
Nanoveu signed a binding sale and purchase agreement to acquire all of Singapore-based Spinoff Robotics. The proposed transaction covered the commercially deployed ALICE tethered aerial platform and METRON inspection system, together with Spinoff's engineering capability. Nanoveu said the acquisition would integrate Spinoff's airframes and sensing systems with its ECS-DoT edge-AI silicon.
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