Oscorp Energy
About
About Oscorp Energy
Oscorp Energy develops conveyor-side perception and robotic sorting systems for battery and waste-processing facilities. Cameras and other sensors observe material moving through the line, while edge AI identifies batteries and classifies chemistry or risk-relevant characteristics. A robotic removal mechanism then diverts selected items before they reach shredders, compactors or downstream processes where damaged lithium-ion cells can cause fires.
The system is designed as a modular addition to an existing material-recovery facility rather than a replacement for the full sorting line. Each detection and removal event also creates operational data on the incoming waste stream, giving plant managers visibility into battery volumes, chemistry and contamination patterns. Oscorp’s wider platform combines sorting hardware with analytics and live facility intelligence, allowing the same perception layer to support safety intervention, material recovery and future automation of additional waste categories.
Funding
- 2026-06-04 - Pre-seed - $929K - Oscorp Energy raises AUD 1.3 million pre-seed
Oscorp Energy raised AUD 1.3 million to pilot AI vision and robotic removal systems for lithium-ion batteries in waste streams. - source: startupdaily.net
Investors
- Antipodean Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-06-04
- Antler - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-06-04
- Atlas - Lead - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-06-04
Timeline
Events
- 2026-06-04 - Funding - Oscorp Energy raises AUD 1.3 million pre-seed
Atlas led the pre-seed through its AI VB fund, with Antler and Antipodean Capital participating. The company is developing edge-AI vision and robotics that identify and remove battery-containing objects from fast-moving waste lines. Funding supports commercial pilots, including design-partner work with Livium for a deployment at one of its recycling sites.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- Livium
Recycling Design Partner - Livium is collaborating with Oscorp Energy as a design partner for battery detection and robotic removal.