Delvitech SA, a Switzerland-based deeptech company specialising in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven automated optical inspection (AOI) systems for electronics manufacturing, has raised USD 40 million in a Series B funding round to accelerate its global expansion and technological roadmap.
The investment round was led by EGS Beteiligungen AG, the investment company of the Ernst Göhner Foundation, along with Creadd Ventures and several European private investors. The proceeds will support the scale-up of Delvitech’s proprietary AI-native inspection platform and fund its new manufacturing facility planned in India for 2026.
Delvitech’s AOI platform uses a modular and scalable neural network architecture designed to adapt to evolving industry requirements. The system integrates self-learning algorithms capable of detecting and classifying defects on complex materials such as plastic components, transparent adhesives, and micro-pitch connectors used in printed circuit board (PCB) assembly. By focusing on predictive quality control, the company aims to transition from traditional error detection to error prevention in manufacturing processes.
“Our flexible and agnostic system is applicable across multiple markets and industries. Thanks to our proprietary predictive technology, we are shifting from error detection to error prevention in optical inspection,” said Roberto Gatti, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Delvitech.
The upcoming India facility builds on Delvitech’s earlier production partnership with Velankani Electronics, signed in 2021. Under that agreement, Velankani manufactures the mechanical structure of Delvitech’s AOI systems at its plant in Bengaluru (located within Velankani Tech Park), while the optical head continues to be produced in Switzerland.
The company’s customers operate across sectors including automotive, telecommunications, electronics manufacturing services (EMS), Internet of Things (IoT), pharmaceuticals, defence, and industrial automation. Delvitech’s platform reduces manual programming, shortens deployment time, and enhances defect identification accuracy, resulting in improved productivity and lower operational costs.
Delvitech expects a 400 percent increase in business growth by the end of 2025. As part of its next expansion phase, the company plans to establish a manufacturing facility in India with a target production capacity of more than 200 machines per month by 2030.
Founded in Switzerland, Delvitech develops AI-native solutions for 3D automated optical inspection systems aimed at advancing quality assurance and predictive maintenance capabilities across global electronics and semiconductor production ecosystems.
