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Antra
Anthropomorphic robot hand in dark matte polymer with brushed metal joints and orange joint rings, palm angled toward the viewer.

Robots got a body. The Nordics haven't noticed.

We're building an ecosystem and a lab in central Stockholm — a physical place where Nordic companies can see, test and understand what robots can actually do.

In development. We're gathering the companies, suppliers and partners who want to be part of it from the start.

The gap

It's built in the Nordics. It's used somewhere else.

The leading Nordic humanoid company was founded in Norway — and is now headquartered in California, manufacturing in the US, shipping to American customers first. Europe is next in line.

Meanwhile, robots that transport, clean, serve and inspect are already everyday equipment in China and in US warehouses. Look at the same environments here and you find almost nothing.

Rows of humanoid robots on a teleoperation training floor, with an operator at each station.
Humanoid robots in rows, operated via teleoperation
An office space with wooden furniture and greenery, with no robots in frame.
An office space, empty of robots

The technology isn't missing. The place where someone gets to see it work is.

The signal

Capital has already made up its mind.

$3,2 billion — in venture funding to humanoid companies during 2025 — more than the previous six years combined.

3,2

billion

in venture funding to humanoid companies during 2025 — more than the previous six years combined.

Source: Dealroom

10 000 robots — pre-purchased by a single European investment firm for its portfolio companies through 2030, for warehousing, logistics and manufacturing.

10 000

robots

pre-purchased by a single European investment firm for its portfolio companies through 2030, for warehousing, logistics and manufacturing.

Source: Company statement

+91 % — growth in medical robots in a year. Professional cleaning +34%. Transport and logistics +14%.

91

growth in medical robots in a year. Professional cleaning +34%. Transport and logistics +14%.

Source: IFR World Robotics 2025

When venture capital starts buying robots for its portfolio companies, the question is no longer whether — but who helps them get started.

What we're building

An ecosystem. And a lab.

The ecosystem

The companies, suppliers, integrators, municipalities, universities, property owners and researchers who together decide how fast the Nordics move. We bring them together.

The lab

A physical place in central Stockholm where the technology stands, walks and works — and where you can test it against your own operation before you invest.

Not a co-working space. Not a trade fair. A place where things actually get tried.

Four ways in

Which door is yours?

You've heard a lot about robots but don't know what it means for you

Most leadership teams have never seen a robot working for real, and so don't know which questions to ask. You don't need a defined problem to get in touch. We start by showing you what exists.

You build robots and want into the Nordics

Want your robots to become part of the lab? Not displayed behind a rope, but running — alongside other systems, inside real use cases we build with our members. There is no shortage of showrooms. This is something else.

You're a municipality, city or innovation department

Robots will change how public services, facilities and the urban environment work. We help you understand what's mature today, what's coming, and what it means for the people you serve.

You're a consultancy or integrator

You can install, integrate and commission. We find the companies that need you but don't know you exist.

Do you own space in a central location in a Nordic capital? We have a concept we'd like to share with you. Get in touch

On the floor

What's coming, and what you can install today.

A humanoid robot handling a workpiece in a CNC machine on a manufacturing floor.

What's coming

Humanoids and embodied AI. See them, touch them, understand what they can do — and what they can't. Nobody is selling you a humanoid this year.

A four-legged mobile robot operating indoors.

What you can install now

Mobile robots, cleaning and serving robots, collaborative arms, inspection systems. Proven, priced and running at companies like yours.

The body is the story. The wheels are the business.

Talks and workshops

We'll come to you first.

Most leadership teams have never seen a robot working for real, and so don't know which questions to ask. We give talks and run workshops covering both the overview and a concrete look at where it could start in your operation.

Behind Antra

We come from the robotics industry, from international business development, and from having built physical gathering places in Stockholm before. We're building this because we think it should exist — and because nobody else is.

We're building this now. Want in?

The more companies that say they want to see this happen, the faster it happens.

Start here

Register your interest

We're in development. Tell us who you are and we'll be in touch when it's time.

Questions

What you're thinking right now.

Are humanoids actually ready?

No — not for most operations, not this year. What you can install now is mobile robots, cleaning and serving robots and collaborative systems. The humanoid is there so you understand what's coming.

Isn't Sweden already automated?

In the factory, yes — fifth highest robot density in the world. But that strength is bolted down behind a safety fence in an industry that's already well served. Robots that walk, see and grip are a different market, and there we start from zero.

Does the space exist yet?

No. We're building it, and we're currently looking for property owners and partners who want in from the start. In the meantime, we'll happily come to you.

Do you sell robots?

No. We're not a reseller and we take no commission on hardware. That's why we can keep the room neutral.

Antra — the ecosystem and lab for robotics in the Nordics