Nomagic

Nomagic is a warehouse robotics company that develops what it calls a Physical AI platform: an intelligence layer combining AI models with robotic hardware to automate the handling of goods in fulfilment operations. Its product line covers Pick (turning AutoStore or shuttle ports into automated picking stations), Pack (placing goods into final customer packaging), Sort (automating induction into sortation systems), Spot (checking packed orders for inaccuracies) and a Shoebox Picker for handling two-piece shoe boxes. All solutions are offered with 24/7 monitoring and support and integrate with a customer's existing warehouse systems.

The technology stack spans a cloud robotics system (data collection and training infrastructure, a design studio using digital twins and skills libraries, and a service platform for monitoring, alerting, remote operations, A/B testing and over-the-air upgrades) and an edge component running Physical AI models on-site, with operational integration through API, PLC and SCADA connectivity. Nomagic describes named AI capabilities including Grip AI (grasp point determination), Observe AI (real-time perception and reaction), Place AI (item placement and packing density) and a vision-language-action (VLA) model that interprets plain-language instructions. The company states it has deployed VLA models in production and uses them primarily to resolve edge cases that would otherwise require human intervention, following what it calls a "mastery-first" approach of solving the hardest cases in live deployments before broadening scope. AI and data research is carried out in Warsaw and Zurich.

Customers and deployments named by the company include Cdiscount, ASOS, BRACK.CH (Brack.Alltron), Komplett, Fenix, Arvato, Fiege, Apo.com and Vetlog.one, spanning retailers, 3PLs and pharmacy and grocery fulfilment.

Founding story

Nomagic started in 2017 and was co-founded by Kacper Nowicki (CEO), Marek Cygan (CTO) and Tristan d'Orgeval (Chief Product Officer). Its first robot packed mono-product orders at Cdiscount in 2018, with the first production robot at Cdiscount following in 2019.

Business model

Nomagic sells robotic picking, packing, sorting and order-checking systems to warehouse operators, bundled with 24/7 monitoring, remote operations, uptime guarantees and over-the-air model upgrades; the company reports its commercial performance in terms of contracted annual recurring revenue. It also partners with robotics hardware companies, adding its AI intelligence layer to their systems, and works through integrator partners such as Reesink Logistic Solutions and Vanderlande.

Recurring contracted revenue from deployed robotic systems and associated monitoring and support services; the company tracks and reports contracted ARR growth.

Traction

More than tripled business size in 2024; 220% growth in contracted ARR in 2024 with a 200% target for 2025; deployments with Apo.com, Arvato, ASOS, BRACK.CH, Fiege, Komplett, Fenix, Cdiscount and Vetlog.one; expectation of multiplying the number of sites running more than 10 robots. Total funding exceeded $84 million as of January 2026.

Latest developments

In January 2026 Nomagic announced a $10 million Series B extension led by Cogito Capital Partners, bringing total funding above $84 million, earmarked for US commercial expansion and continued VLA model development. Other recent items include winning the European AI Award 2025 for applied AI in logistics, being named a finalist and then winner of the 2026 IFOY Award for the Shoebox Picker, becoming a Gold Partner of the Logistics Hall of Fame in August 2026, and a partnership with Vanderlande.