NavVis Raises $85M to Expand AI-Powered Spatial Twin Platform

NavVis Secures $85 Million in Funding

Munich-based NavVis has raised $85 million in funding to accelerate the development of its AI-powered spatial twin platform for industrial facilities and construction projects.

The funding round was led by The Jordan Company (TJC), with participation from Yttrium, KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING Inc. (KKE), and Cipio Partners.

Building AI-Powered Digital Twins

Led by Dr. Felix Reinshagen (CEO) and Dr. Georg Schroth (CTO), NavVis develops a spatial twin platform that synchronizes physical environments with digital models to support industrial operations.

Its platform combines:

• NavVis VLX mobile reality capture system

• NavVis MLX wearable mapping technology

• NavVis IVION, a collaborative cloud platform for managing digital twins

Together, these solutions transform real-world environments into continuously updated digital twins that support:

• Facility management

• Engineering workflows

• Construction planning

• Maintenance operations

• AI-driven analytics and decision-making

Funding to Accelerate AI Roadmap

The newly raised capital will be used to:

• Expand the company's spatial data engine

• Scale spatial data processing infrastructure

• Accelerate its AI product roadmap

NavVis aims to further strengthen its platform as industries increasingly adopt digital twins to improve operational efficiency and automation.

Global Customer Base

NavVis currently serves:

• 1,500+ enterprise customers

• 50+ countries

• 150,000+ users across engineering, maintenance, and construction teams

Its customer base includes global enterprises such as:

• BMW

• Volkswagen

• Toyota

• Mercedes-Benz

• ExxonMobil

• BASF

• Henkel

• Bosch

• KION

• Siemens

Leadership

NavVis is led by Dr. Felix Reinshagen, CEO, and Dr. Georg Schroth, CTO.

The company is headquartered in Munich, Germany.