Körber takes stake in bootstrapped German robotics startup NAiSE
Tech.eu Cate Lawrence
Körber is acquiring a stake in the German robotics software company NAiSE to expand its vendor-agnostic fleet management collaboration for mixed AGV/AMR fleets across production and warehouses. NAiSE, founded in 2017 and self-funded to date, provides Fleet Management Software that links vehicles and systems through a standardized integration layer configured alongside existing WMS/WES/WCS systems. The investment shifts the relationship into a strategic partnership, with both companies developing new intralogistics use cases and NAiSE continuing to develop its platform and ecosystem for joint and new customers.
Why it matters
Industrialtech company Körber is acquiring a stake in NAiSE, a Germany-based software company specialising in vendor-agnostic fleet management. Together, the two partners are combining their capabili...
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