Olivaw Robotics
About
About Olivaw Robotics
Olivaw Robotics develops a cloud platform for managing mixed fleets of professional service robots and drones. Operators connect machines from different manufacturers to one interface for status monitoring, error handling and remote access. Each connected robot receives a digital twin, enabling applications and configuration changes to be tested against a model of the deployed machine.
The platform links robots with building systems such as elevators and property-management software, allowing delivery, cleaning and other service machines to move through facilities beyond a single floor. Olivaw packages robot applications as reusable Skills that it or third-party developers can distribute and update across supported vendors. The service targets manufacturers, integrators, distributors, facility managers and fleet operators in hotels, hospitals, airports and commercial buildings. Access scales through subscription packages, positioning Olivaw as the orchestration and integration layer around deployed hardware.
Funding
- 2024-04-09 - Pre-seed - $1.3M - Olivaw raises EUR 1.2 million pre-seed
Olivaw raised EUR 1.2 million to develop and commercialize its vendor-neutral service-robot operations platform. - source: munich-startup.de
Investors
- BayStartUP investor network members - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-04-09
- Plug and Play - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-04-09
- Sebastian Winkler von Mohrenfels - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-04-09
Team
- Oliver U. Stahl - Co-founder and CEO - Leads Olivaw strategy and commercialization of its heterogeneous robot fleet-management platform.
Timeline
Events
- 2024-04-09 - Funding - Olivaw raises EUR 1.2 million pre-seed
Plug and Play joined business angels and members of the BayStartUP investor network in the round. The platform centralizes control and monitoring for robot fleets from different manufacturers and supports additional software skills. Olivaw aimed to reduce integration complexity for robot makers, distributors and operators across cleaning, security, hospitality, healthcare and airport environments.
Source - 2024-04-09 - Deployment - Olivaw reports Munich Airport robot-fleet deployment
The deployment connects robot operations with automated fill-level reporting at the airport. Olivaw cited the use case as an example of adding application-specific skills to robots from different manufacturers. The disclosed deployment showed the platform moving beyond fleet monitoring into reusable operational workflows for professional service robots.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- Munich Airport
Airport Deployment - Olivaw reported an automated fill-level skill already operating at Munich Airport.