Innovatrics and Zero One Hundred Partner to Fund Robotics Biometrics Startups

Nov 11, 2026
Biometric Ventures and Zero One Hundred will jointly invest in startups that use biometrics to verify people operating robots, automated equipment and security systems.

Innovatrics is expanding into robotics, security and dual use technology through a partnership between its venture arm, Biometric Ventures, and Zero One Hundred, according to Biometric Update. The firms will jointly invest in startups from Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

The partnership will focus on biometric systems that verify people operating robots, accessing automated equipment or managing security systems. The firms will also share prospective deals through Zero One Hundred's venture capital network, while Biometric Ventures will provide expertise in facial, fingerprint and iris recognition.

Biometric Ventures, established in 2023, previously invested directly in startups including Mettis AI and Vouchsafe. The partners have completed their first joint investment and plan to disclose details in the coming weeks.

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