Delvitech raises $40M to advance AI optical inspection

Delvitech has raised $40 million in a Series B funding round.

The Swiss company develops AI-powered optical inspection systems for electronics manufacturing.

The round was led by EGS Beteiligungen and CREADD Ventures. Several European private investors also participated.

Delvitech's technology uses 3D automated optical inspection, or AOI, to find defects on printed circuit boards. It provides high-precision quality control for manufacturers. The system can identify flaws on difficult materials. This includes transparent adhesives and plastic components. Its AI is built on a neural network architecture. The platform's self-learning AI adapts to production changes. This reduces the need for manual programming and lowers operating costs. The technology also aims to predict errors before they happen, improving quality control efficiency.

Delvitech will use the funds to expand its global presence, with a focus on India.

The company plans to open a manufacturing facility there in 2026. It targets a production capacity of over 200 machines per month by 2030.