NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to invest in Agile Robots, Avelios Medical, Mirelo and Reflex Aerospace at the Invest in Germany Summit in Berlin on October 19, 2026. The four startups work in robotics, hospital software, AI-generated audio for video and satellite design.

The four startups NVIDIA named

StartupLocationWork NVIDIA describes
Agile RobotsMunich, GermanyAI-powered robotic arms and the Agile ONE humanoid for manufacturing, logistics and healthcare.
Avelios MedicalMunich, GermanyAn AI-native hospital information system that serves as a system of record for clinical and administrative workflows.
MireloGermanyAI models that generate sound effects, speech and music for video, with audio intended to match the visuals.
Reflex AerospaceBerlin, GermanyHigh-performance satellites. NVIDIA describes them as intended to be launch-ready in about 12 months rather than years.

NVIDIA also said it had already invested in German companies including n8n, Neura Robotics and Black Forest Labs. Those investments are separate from the four plans announced in Berlin. NVIDIA’s earlier plans involving French startups were a separate announcement, covered in NeoTeo’s report on its French startup investments.

The wider European commitment

NVIDIA placed the four German plans within a nearly $10 billion commitment supporting companies, universities, research institutions and others across Europe. That figure describes the wider European commitment, not an allocation to the four startups.

A separate initiative with Germany’s government

At the same summit on October 19, NVIDIA, Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, and the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space signed a Joint Declaration of Intent. The declaration sets out a joint initiative to advance physical-AI models and formalizes and expands cooperation with Germany’s Industry 4.0 Platform, whose representatives come from politics, industry, research and trade associations.