Voliro T drone pressing a sensor against a steel structure
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Inspection · 16 Jun 2025

Voliro adds $23 million for its contact-inspection drone

Zurich, June 2025. A Series A extension, with a UBS debt facility, to put Voliro T on more structures.

Voliro announced a $23 million Series A extension in June 2025, Tech.eu and The Robot Report reported. noa Ventures joined as a new investor and UBS provided a debt facility. Cherry Ventures led the original Series A.

A drone that touches the wall

Voliro T is built for contact inspection. Instead of only filming, it flies up to a structure and holds a sensor against it, the kind of measurement that usually means rope access or a lift.

What the money buys

Voliro said the funding supports global deployment and upgrades including AI-powered diagnostics and reporting, cloud integration, more autonomy and modular payloads. Bridges, tanks and towers that need thickness checks are the target.

Sources

Source: voliro.com

Source: therobotreport.com

Source: tech.eu

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