Elvio Robotics raises a multi-million euro round: Evertrace spotted Johannes Drexler 196 days earlier

Elvio Robotics has raised a multi-million euro round, led by Revent. The Munich-based company builds software that lets robots from different manufacturers work together in hospitals.

Evertrace spotted Johannes Drexler, co-founder of Elvio Robotics, 196 days before the funding announcement.

Before the round

On 2 April 2026, Evertrace detected the first signal of company formation for Johannes Drexler. That was 196 days before Elvio Robotics's funding announcement.

Johannes Drexler founded Elvio Robotics with Marco Brizzolara.

What they’re building

Hospitals that use robots often have machines from several manufacturers that cannot work together. Elvio OS is a vendor-agnostic software platform that connects these robots with elevators, doors, building infrastructure and hospital IT.

It coordinates tasks such as material transport, logistics and cleaning. A fleet of three robot models is already live at the Isar Klinikum in Munich.

The round

Revent led the round, with Calm/Storm, HIC/Redstone, Wilbe and more than 20 business angels. The amount was not disclosed beyond a multi-million euro figure. Elvio Robotics will use the funding to develop its software platform and integrated robotics system, and to scale to more applications and hospitals.

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