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UnternehmerTUM, Microsoft, Infineon and NVIDIA launch Physical AI Growth Lab for EMEA startups

UnternehmerTUM Accelerator, Microsoft, Infineon, and NVIDIA have launched the Physical AI Growth Lab, an equity-free accelerator for European and EMEA-based startups working on physical AI, robotics, and industrial AI. The program runs from January to April 2027 and supports startups with a working prototype, technical co-founders, teams of up to 20 people, and founded within the last three…

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  • Program runs January–April 2027 in hybrid format with Munich in-person sessions for EMEA founders
  • Startups must have a prototype, technical co-founders, teams under 20, and be founded in last three years

The initiative aims to bridge the gap between simulation and real-world deployment, leveraging Europe’s growing physical AI market share, which is projected to reach 22.5% of the global market in 2026. Backed by regulatory clarity under the EU AI Act and Germany’s High-Tech Strategy 2025, the program seeks to position EMEA as a leader in physical AI innovation. UnternehmerTUM, ranked Europe’s top startup hub for three consecutive years, has helped launch companies like Sereact, RobCo, and Sewts, which collectively have raised nearly 4 billion EUR in funding. Applications are open until November 13, 2026.

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UnternehmerTUM Accelerator, Microsoft, Infineon, and NVIDIA launch Physical AI growth lab for Europe's most promising startups

dqindia.com · 4 November 2026

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