AIKO
Builds AI software for autonomous spacecraft operations, including onboard autonomy (orbital_OLIVER) and predictive maintenance tools.
Italy at night, seen from the International Space Station. Photo: NASA, Public domain (PD-USGov-NASA-AP).
Round details
Series A extension, €520K, Feb 2025 (Series A €3.5M, Oct 2024).
Why it matters
Space-autonomy software; dual-use relevance for military space operations.
Some figures rest on a single report. Treat them as indicative.Last checked 21 October 2026
AIKO: key questions
What does AIKO do?
Builds AI software for autonomous spacecraft operations, including onboard autonomy (orbital_OLIVER) and predictive maintenance tools.
Where is AIKO based?
AIKO is headquartered in Turin, Italy. It was founded in 2017.
How much funding has AIKO raised?
Total funding is ~€6.5M, based on announced and reported rounds. Latest round: Series A extension, €520K, Feb 2025 (Series A €3.5M, Oct 2024).
Who are AIKO's investors?
Notable investors include Primo Space, Deep Blue Ventures, Club degli Investitori.
Sources
- europeanspaceflight.com/space-operations-automation-startup-aiko-secures-3-5m-euros-in-fun
- i3p.it/en/news/aiko-secures-520-000-euro-club-investitori-accelerate-expansion-ai-solution
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