Co-founder & CEO
Profile summary: MS in Robotics

Futurail develops a safety-certified autonomy stack designed for self-driving train operations. This technology is available for integration into new rolling stock developments and as a retrofit solution for existing rail fleets. The company enables more frequent, reliable, and low-carbon rail transportation through advanced train control and localization modules.
Raised to date
$8.8MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 1 round


EUHVZI$8.8M · Seed
Announced Sep 2025
Disclosed cumulative: $8.8M
Co-founder & CEO
Profile summary: MS in Robotics
Co-founder & CCO
Profile summary: Executive MBA at IESE Business School
Co-founder & CTO
Profile summary: PhD in Deep Learning at Technical University Munich
The rail industry faces challenges including driver shortages, high operational costs, and the need for enhanced safety and efficiency in both passenger and freight transport. Existing rail infrastructure requires frequent monitoring and maintenance to prevent accidents and ensure smooth operations.
Futurail develops AI-powered autonomous systems for trains, designed to improve the safety, reliability, and cost-effectiveness of rail operations. Their technology stack includes advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) that use camera and LiDAR-based perception to detect obstacles and provide real-time warnings to drivers. The system also incorporates comprehensive track monitoring software that automatically inspects railway surroundings for vegetation, track irregularities, and other potential hazards. By automating key aspects of train operation and infrastructure monitoring, Futurail aims to reduce operational costs, address driver shortages, and make rail transport more appealing and efficient.
Futurail's primary customers are rail operators, transportation authorities, and railway infrastructure providers seeking to improve the efficiency, safety, and reliability of their rail networks.