Delft-based Qlayers secures funding to develop robotic solutions for coating industrial infrastructures

Delft-based Qlayers, an organization specialised in pioneering industrial coating software applied sciences, introduced on Wednesday, January thirty first, that it has secured an undisclosed funding from Rotterdamse Havendraken.

The corporate will use the funds to speed up world growth and cement its place within the industrial coating know-how sector. 

“With this funding from Rotterdamse Havendraken, we’re not simply redefining industrial coating requirements; we’re main a worldwide motion in the direction of sustainable innovation, reshaping industries past surfaces,” says Josefien Groot, CEO and co-founder of Qlayers.

Qlayers: Pioneering robotic know-how

Based by ​Josefien Groot and Ruben Geutjens, Qlayers utilises robotic know-how to beat the constraints of handbook coating, making the coating software course of of enormous industrial surfaces safer, extra sustainable, and extra environment friendly.

The Dutch firm excels in growing superior robotic methods for coating massive industrial belongings, together with storage tanks, wind generators, and ships. 

Qlayers’ patented spray shielding system considerably mitigates overspray, decreasing Risky Natural Compounds (VOCs) and microplastic emissions.

The corporate operates throughout Europe, Asia Pacific, the Center East, and North America. 

The robotic coating know-how goals to scale back waste and improve office security, aligning with the Rotterdamse Havendraken’s objective of selling ecological progress in maritime actions.

The investor

Rotterdamse Havendraken is an funding agency supporting modern applied sciences within the port, maritime, logistics, and power sectors. 

The funding agency funds corporations that drive technological development and ecological duty in these industries.

“Rotterdamse Havendraken is thrilled to help Qlayers of their mission to redefine industrial coating. This collaboration is a testomony to the potential when innovation and trade expertise be a part of forces,” states Robin Slakhorst, co-founder of Rotterdamse Havendraken.