Fortune · Jul 2026
Fortune covered Nomagic’s AI lab, led by Markus Wulfmeier, and its live-production VLA deployment claims for warehouse robots.
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Nomagic is a Warsaw-based Physical AI / warehouse robotics company that builds AI-powered robotic systems for e-commerce, retail, 3PL, and fashion fulfillment. Its platform automates picking, packing, sorting, and order verification, with 24/7 remote operations and a subscription-led service model.
Primary product
AI-powered warehouse robotics platform (Pick, Pack, Sort, Spot, and Shoebox Picker)
Founded
2017
Headquarters
Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
Team size
100-150
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Robotics Engineering
Sub-industry
Warehouse automation / Physical AI
Offices
Rakowiecka 36, 02-532 Warsaw, Poland
Friedrichstr. 114 A, 10117 Berlin, Germany
5600 Roswell Rd, Building C, Sandy Springs, GA 30342, USA
Töpferstrasse 5, 6004 Luzern, Switzerland
Funding
Stage
Series B
Total raised
$84M
Latest round
Series B extension · Jan 2026
Latest amount
$10M
Jan 2026 · Cogito Capital Partners
Jan 2026 · Cogito Capital Partners
People & investors
Leadership
CEO & Co-Founder
Chief Product Officer & Co-Founder
Chief AI Officer & Co-Founder
Work & culture
Direct, data-driven, high-ownership culture with strong emphasis on experimentation, accountability, feedback, and long-term work-life balance.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public job ads show salaries plus equity for some roles, including a disclosed range of PLN 25,000-32,000 gross UoP per month for a senior ML role, but the company does not publish a universal compensation band.
Benefits
stock options for long-term employees
flexible working hours
hybrid and remote role options
relocation support on some roles
English-speaking environment
Product & market
Pricing
Enterprise RaaS / subscription pricing, with monthly leasing-fee options and CAPEX + SaaS structures available through partner channels; no public list pricing.
Differentiators
- —Physical AI and VLA models trained on real warehouse operations data
- —24/7 remote monitoring and support
- —Fast deployment with low onsite intervention
- —Handles difficult edge cases such as unsealed shoeboxes and mixed-SKU orders
- —Integrates with existing AutoStore, shuttle, conveyor, and pocket-sorter environments
- —End-to-end product line across pick, pack, sort, spot, and shoebox handling
- —Subscription-led model that avoids large upfront robot purchases
Technology
Google Analytics
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
Estimated third-party ranges vary widely; current public estimates cluster roughly from USD 10M to USD 50M, with some sources around USD 31.8M-46.9M.
Estimated monthly visits
20.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Latest news
Nomagic · Jun 2026
Nomagic’s Shoebox Picker won the 2026 IFOY Award, validating the company’s shoebox-handling breakthrough in fashion and footwear fulfillment.
Nomagic · May 2026
Brack.Alltron expanded its deployment to live VLA systems in warehouse operations, highlighting autonomous night and weekend operations and a stronger Swiss rollout.
Nomagic · Apr 2026
Nomagic appointed Markus Wulfmeier as Chief Scientist to lead VLA and Robotics Foundation Model work and accelerate physical-AI research.