All the fundraising deals in the digital twin market (from Q2 2025 to Q2 2026)

Last updated: 17 July 2026

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Digital twin startups announced 21 funding rounds worth $534.9 million between Q2 2025 and Q2 2026.

Q1 2026 was the strongest quarter, with six digital twin funding deals totaling $182.5 million.

Infrastructure digital twins received the most capital, led by solutions for utilities, cities, energy networks and wildfire monitoring.

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Insights

  • The digital twin market raised $534.9 million across 21 deals, but the ten largest rounds captured 87.1% of all funding.
  • Q1 2026 generated $182.5 million, or 34.1% of the total digital twin funding recorded during the five-quarter period.
  • Infrastructure Twin Systems received $173.8 million, equal to 32.5% of digital twin market funding and more than any other category.
  • Only one investor, NVentures, appeared in more than one disclosed digital twin funding round, which shows how fragmented the investor base remains.
  • PassiveLogic raised the largest round at $74 million, but the company represented only 13.8% of total five-quarter funding.
  • Five digital twin startups raised more than $50 million, showing that investors will support large rounds for proven operational platforms.
  • Digital twin funding increased by 47.5% between Q2 2025 and Q1 2026, before falling sharply in Q2 2026.
  • Healthcare and enterprise process twins raised $145.2 million, helped by the large Twin Health and Axiamatic rounds.
  • The digital twin market is moving beyond visualization, as funded platforms increasingly guide maintenance, planning, control and engineering decisions.
Market map chart showing top companies and startups in the digital twin market

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Summary table of the funding deals in the digital twin market (last 5 quarters)

We define the digital twin market as solutions that create and maintain a digital representation of a real-world asset, system, or process to support monitoring, simulation, and optimization.

We include digital twin software platforms, applications and implementation services that synchronize twins with real operational data and support performance improvements.

We exclude standalone 3D models, CAD tools, generic dashboards and simulations that are not maintained as twins of specific real-world systems.

You can also read our detailed analysis to understand how funding activity in the digital twin market has evolved over the last few years.

Also, you should know that we have a dedicated page, updated weekly, with all the latest fundraising deals in the digital twin market.

Name What they do Amount in $ Quarter
Gradyent Optimizes heating, cooling and steam networks through live digital twins. $30.2M Q2 2025
OroraTech Uses thermal satellites to maintain a global wildfire digital twin. $40.0M Q2 2025
Skyral Simulates complex defence, infrastructure and healthcare operations. $20.0M Q2 2025
RIIICO Creates editable digital models of existing manufacturing plants. $5.0M Q2 2025
BQP Runs advanced digital twin simulations for engineered systems. $4.9M Q3 2025
Twin Health Creates personal metabolic twins for diabetes and obesity care. $53.0M Q3 2025
Yottar Maps available UK electricity-grid capacity for new developments. $1.2M Q3 2025
PassiveLogic Models and automatically controls building energy and facility systems. $74.0M Q3 2025
EchoTwin AI Creates live city twins using sensors mounted on municipal vehicles. $8.0M Q3 2025
Intangles Predicts commercial vehicle failures using live vehicle digital twins. $30.0M Q4 2025
Digs Creates persistent digital home records for builders and homeowners. $5.0M Q4 2025
Parallax Worlds Creates realistic factory and warehouse twins for robot testing. $4.0M Q4 2025
Sim&Cure Builds patient-specific twins for planning neurovascular procedures. $10.8M Q4 2025
GulfBoost Technology Develops geospatial digital twins for Saudi cities and infrastructure. $1.3M Q1 2026
Neara Models utility networks for inspection, planning and climate resilience. $63.8M Q1 2026
Axiamatic Creates live twins of large enterprise transformation programs. $54.0M Q1 2026
Mantis Biotech Creates synthetic human twins from biomedical and behavioral data. $7.4M Q1 2026
ThinkLabs AI Models electricity grids for forecasting and capacity planning. $28.0M Q1 2026
Antaris Creates digital twins for satellite design, production and operations. $28.0M Q1 2026
Meissa Builds spatial twins of construction and infrastructure sites. $1.3M Q2 2026
JuliaHub Models industrial machines using physics and scientific machine learning. $65.0M Q2 2026
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How has funding activity in the digital twin market changed over time?

Q1 2026 was the most active quarter, with six deals and $182.5 million raised across several large digital twin rounds.

Q4 2025 was the least active quarter by funding, because its four deals totaled only $49.8 million and none exceeded $50 million.

Digital twin funding fell by 63.7% between Q1 2026 and Q2 2026, while Q2 2026 was also 30.4% below Q2 2025.

Without the largest one or two rounds in each quarter, digital twin funding was much steadier and remained relatively modest. The quarterly changes mainly came from a small number of rounds above $50 million.

Quarter Number of deals Total raised ($) Comment
Q2 2025 4 $95M OroraTech and Gradyent generated most of the quarter's digital twin funding.
Q3 2025 5 $141M PassiveLogic and Twin Health pushed quarterly funding above $140 million.
Q4 2025 4 $50M Funding declined because the quarter contained no rounds above $50 million.
Q1 2026 6 $183M Neara, Axiamatic, ThinkLabs AI and Antaris produced a broad funding peak.
Q2 2026 2 $66M JuliaHub represented nearly all funding in a quarter with only two deals.
All quarters 21 $535M The digital twin market averaged slightly more than four deals per quarter.
Chart showing Neara

This chart, included in our digital twin market deck, breaks down Neara's playbook in digital twins

Which startups in the digital twin market raised the largest rounds over the last months?

These startups raised the most recently in the digital twin market:

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Chart showing the projected CAGR of the digital twin market

This chart, included in our digital twin market deck, shows annual funding in digital twin startups

Is the digital twin market shifting toward smaller or bigger deals?

The average digital twin funding round was $25.5 million across the five quarters.

The quarterly average ranged from $12.5 million in Q4 2025 to $33.2 million in Q2 2026. The average increased when a quarter included one or more rounds above $50 million.

Without the largest rounds, the digital twin market would show a steadier pattern of smaller seed, Series A and mid-sized growth financings.

Quarter Number of deals Average deal size Deals below $2M Deals above $50M
Q2 2025 4 $23.8M 0 0
Q3 2025 5 $28.2M 1 2
Q4 2025 4 $12.5M 0 0
Q1 2026 6 $30.4M 1 2
Q2 2026 2 $33.2M 1 1
All quarters 21 $25.5M 3 5
Chart comparing business model options for digital twin enterprise software platforms

This chart, included in our digital twin market deck, compares the main business model options for digital twin enterprise software platforms

How concentrated was funding activity in the digital twin market?

Digital twin funding was concentrated in every quarter, with the largest deal representing between 35.0% and 98.0% of quarterly capital. The top three deals always represented at least 79.9%.

This concentration means quarterly digital twin market totals can rise or fall sharply even when the number of deals changes only slightly.

Quarter Number of deals Top 1 Top 3 Top 10
Q2 2025 4 42.0% 94.7% 100.0%
Q3 2025 5 52.4% 95.7% 100.0%
Q4 2025 4 60.2% 92.0% 100.0%
Q1 2026 6 35.0% 79.9% 100.0%
Q2 2026 2 98.0% 100.0% 100.0%
All quarters 21 13.8% 37.9% 87.1%
Chart illustrating how revenue is divided among customer segments in the digital twin market

This chart, featured in our digital twin market deck, illustrates how revenue is divided among customer segments in the digital twin market

Which categories in the digital twin market received the most funding?

Infrastructure Twin Systems received $173.8 million, or 32.5% of all digital twin market funding. Utilities and governments need accurate models because infrastructure mistakes can be costly and dangerous.

Process Twin Applications received $145.2 million, or 27.1% of total funding. Twin Health and Axiamatic showed that digital twins can also manage personal health and enterprise operations.

Asset Twin Platforms received $127.9 million, or 23.9% of total funding. Large rounds supported vehicle, satellite and industrial engineering platforms with clear operational uses.

Category name Number of deals Total raised ($) Startups and amount
Infrastructure Twin Systems 8 $173.8M Gradyent ($30.2M), OroraTech ($40.0M), Yottar ($1.2M), EchoTwin AI ($8.0M), GulfBoost Technology ($1.3M), Neara ($63.8M), ThinkLabs AI ($28.0M), Meissa ($1.3M)
Process Twin Applications 5 $145.2M Skyral ($20.0M), Twin Health ($53.0M), Sim&Cure ($10.8M), Axiamatic ($54.0M), Mantis Biotech ($7.4M)
Asset Twin Platforms 4 $127.9M BQP ($4.9M), Intangles ($30.0M), Antaris ($28.0M), JuliaHub ($65.0M)
Chart showing how industrial digital twin platform technology has evolved over time

This chart, included in our digital twin market deck, shows how industrial digital twin platform technology has evolved over time

Who are the biggest investors in the digital twin market?

NVentures was the most active disclosed investor in the digital twin market, with two deals covering PassiveLogic and ThinkLabs AI.

No other disclosed investor participated in more than one qualifying funding round during the five-quarter period.

The limited overlap shows that the digital twin investor market remains broad, with different specialists backing buildings, utilities, healthcare, satellites and industrial systems.

Disclaimer: this investor list may be incomplete; we focus on publicly disclosed lead and prominent recurring investors, so some frequent minority participants may be underrepresented. “Total funded” does not represent the amount personally invested by an individual investor. Instead, it refers to the aggregate amount raised across all fundraising rounds in which the investor participated.

Investor Number of deals Total funded ($) Startups
NVentures 2 $102.0M PassiveLogic, ThinkLabs AI
Chart showing how industrial simulation has driven growth in the digital twin market over time

This chart, included in our digital twin market deck, shows how industrial simulation has driven growth in the digital twin market over time

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