Robin Capital Closes €15 Million Fund for AI, Robotics and Space Startups

Nov 3, 2026
The Berlin venture firm will invest €100,000 to €600,000 in early stage European startups, with its second fund already backing 17 companies.

Robin Capital closed its second €15 million fund to invest in AI, robotics, defense and space startups, according to EU Startups. The close brings total commitments across its two early stage funds to €30 million.

The Berlin venture firm typically invests €100,000 to €600,000 in European companies at the pre seed and seed stages. Fund II has made 17 investments, including SkySpy.ai, Marble Imaging and Helicity Space.

Robin Capital was founded in 2023 by Robin Haak. It runs as a solo general partner firm, with Haak leading investment decisions and drawing on venture partners, limited partners and more than 100 operators. The firm plans to establish a third €15 million early stage fund and back about 80 to 90 startups across the three funds.

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