Synera Secures $40 Million to Scale Agentic AI for Global Manufacturing Engineering

Industrial Engineering Enters the AI Era

Synera has secured $40 million in Series B funding to scale its agentic AI platform across the global manufacturing sector. The round was led by Revaia with participation from Capgemini through ISAI Cap Venture and existing backers including BMW iVentures and UVC Partners. This investment marks a significant step as the company moves from early adoption to large-scale industrial deployment across various sectors.

The platform enables a new mode of engineering by using purpose-built AI agents to automate complex workflows across the product lifecycle. These agents act as digital engineers that autonomously execute tasks in design, simulation, and optimization. By connecting over 80 engineering tools into a unified system, Synera helps companies overcome the fragmentation of legacy software environments.

Industry leaders like NASA and Airbus are already using the technology to compress development cycles and reduce material usage. Synera reported doubling its annual recurring revenue in 2025, with a majority of new business coming from its advanced AI offerings. The platform allows engineering teams to scale their capacity without a corresponding increase in headcount or cost.

A major focus for the company remains the security of industrial intellectual property through on-premises deployment options. This strategy allows manufacturers in highly regulated fields such as defense and aerospace to leverage advanced AI without compromising sensitive data. As global competition intensifies, these automated systems provide a critical edge in bringing high-quality products to market faster.

With the fresh capital, Synera plans to build new teams in France and expand its presence in the United States and the APAC region. The company is currently serving over 60 enterprise customers across 15 countries and intends to set the category standard for agentic research and development. This expansion aims to reach manufacturers in consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial engineering.