Solvera Raises $6.3M for AI Construction Engineering

Oct 17, 2026
Oslo based Solvera raised $6.3 million to expand its engineering team, develop its AI operating system and open a London office.

Oslo based Solvera has raised $6.3 million in a pre-seed round led by Seedcamp, according to Tech.eu. Construct Venture, Inception Fund, Momentum, Obos Ventures, PSV Tech, Sondo and The Nordic Web Ventures also participated.

Solvera provides engineering services for construction projects rather than selling software licenses. Its operating system uses AI agents to automate engineering tasks, while human engineers handle judgment and key decisions. The company initially focuses on mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering.

Solvera is working on several Norwegian building projects, including commercial work with contractor Betonmast. It will use the funding to expand its engineering and technology team in Oslo, open a London office and continue developing its operating system.

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