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ISOMETRIC RAISES €34M FOR AI INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATION

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WED, JUN 24, 2026

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London-based Isometric has closed a €34 million Series A to expand its AI certification platform. The round was led by AVP.

Isometric develops AI agents that work alongside human verifiers to automate industrial certification processes. The funding will support expansion into the €305 billion industrial certification market. The company's technology combines machine learning with human oversight to streamline compliance and verification workflows. This hybrid approach addresses a key challenge in automation—maintaining accuracy and accountability in high-stakes industrial environments. The Series A brings total funding to a significant level for the early-stage startup. AVP's backing signals investor confidence in the industrial automation sector, particularly in solutions that blend AI capabilities with human expertise. Isometric joins a growing wave of startups targeting automation in traditionally manual-heavy industrial processes. The certification space represents a large addressable market with clear demand for efficiency improvements.

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