Investor briefing · 2026

The Missing Layer
of Physical AI.

The infrastructure every robot will need. Twelve years of RF engineering. 80+ patents. Proven in Europe's hardest industries — ready for the world's Physical AI platforms.

01 / 19
The moment is now

Autonomous robots are
leaving the lab — and entering
the real world at scale.

2024–2026: Figure, Boston Dynamics, Tesla Optimus, Agility and Unitree begin commercial rollout of humanoid robots.
Physical AI is the fastest-scaling category in tech — factories, warehouses, airports and cities are next.
The window to own the layer they all depend on is opening — right now.
Wittra · The moment is now02 / 19
The ChatGPT moment of Physical AI

Intelligence is
leaving the screen — and it can't
navigate the real world alone.

Foundation models can reason, plan and see. They cannot share reality.
Every robot, drone and AGV still operates from its own isolated sensors — in its own coordinate system.
The bottleneck is no longer intelligence. It's infrastructure.
Wittra · The Missing Layer of Physical AI03 / 19
Disconnected chaos vs. one common layer

Many networks. Many systems. No unity.

Today

Disconnected chaos — 8+ parallel networks per site.
  • Wired (Ethernet, PLC, SCADA, DCS)
  • Industrial Wi-Fi · 5G / 4G · LoRaWAN
  • Zigbee · Bluetooth · Mioty · Camera systems
  • Double installations, higher cost, long lead times
  • Data locked in silos, limited scalability
  • Hard to reach full visibility or real insight

With Wittra

One network. One platform. Full control.
  • One common structure for all data flows
  • TCP / Ethernet, 5G, LoRaWAN, UWB, Zigbee, Mioty
  • All communication on one unified fabric
  • Lower installation cost, more reliable operation
  • Full real-time visibility across the site
  • Ready for edge AI and robotic coordination
2 350 active devices  ·  3 alarms  ·  Network status: LIVE
One unified Wittra dashboard
Wittra · The Missing Layer of Physical AI04 / 19
The Wittra layer · where it's already running

Steel. Mining. Airports.
Real sites — already live
on Wittra.

These are not renders. Every image is a real environment where Wittra is deployed today — molten metal, deep tunnels, dense terminals, high-noise industrial floors.
The exact places where GPS and Wi-Fi give up — and where Physical AI is being deployed first. Twelve years of R&D against real-world physics.
Wittra · Live in the real world05 / 19
The Wittra layer · live at Sweden's largest airport

Arlanda runs
on the Wittra layer.

Aircraft, ground vehicles, autonomous wheelchairs, staff, tools and assets — all seen inside one coordinate system.
Wittra is the shared-reality layer Swedavia uses to coordinate machines and people across the terminal.
Wittra · Arlanda / Swedavia · Live deployment06 / 19
One live view. One coordinate system.

Every asset,
on one map.

Sub-metre indoor positioning · continuous telemetry · one platform for tracking, maintenance and orchestration.
184 devices tracked live · airport-scale · no GPS · no Wi-Fi dependency.
Wittra · Arlanda dashboard · live07 / 19
The first step · already in service

Arlanda already runs
autonomous wheelchairs
on the Wittra network.

A fleet of autonomous chairs coordinated through Wittra — sharing one map, one path, one intent.
This is the first step. Autonomous machines using the Wittra layer to move safely through a public, live environment — today.
Wittra · Step 1 · Autonomous wheelchairs at Arlanda08 / 19
Back to the problem · the next step

Next: robots at work in these
same environments — but first
the navigation problem must be solved.

Those already on the Wittra network have taken the first step — one map, one coordinate system, sub-metre indoor positioning.
But robots need far more than a fix: shared reality, deterministic timing, orchestration across fleets, fallback across radios.
It's more complicated than that — and we've solved it. The next slides show how.
Wittra · From first step to full navigation09 / 19
Live inference · Wittra × Cosmos × swarmCORTEX

Ten minds. One mission.
Watch them think.

Wittra fixes → Cosmos 3 reasoning → swarmCORTEX directives. The chain that turns raw physics into coordinated decision.
+5.9% ETA · +12.1% orchestration · +4.7% live vLLM — measured, not modeled.
Live inference stream · COSMOSSYSTOWN-SWARMHIVE · 100% election agreement
Wittra · Live Physical AI demonstration10 / 19
Solution · seconds and metres only

22.4% faster — under
real physics. Proven,
not promised.

cameras only · alone · 173.38s  →  +systownCOSMOS3 · one by one · 164.23s  →  +swarmCORTEX3 · as one mind · 134.54s  →  theoretical optimum · 134.18s
22.4–23.8%
Lift under real kinetic physics
shift wave · 60 never-seen missions · ≤1.7% from ceiling
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Certified missions
demo mission = exact MILP optimum
84,631
Live Cosmos 3 calls
0.14% errors · 100% election agreement
Wittra · The map alone: +5.2%. The mind on top: +18.1%.11 / 19
The Horizon

One shared frame
for everything that moves.

HumanoidsHumansDronesVesselsVehicles
Live Wittra hardware — a credentials switch away.
Native embedding injection — the modality goes deeper.
Cosmos 4 lands — EVOLUTION 4 is ready.
In plain words: the next versions are already on the runway.
Wittra · The Horizon12 / 19
Scale

From one warehouse
to the world's floor.

Ten robots today. Ten thousand across Manhattan next. Four hundred thousand by 2030. Each rung earned, never promised.

Manhattan — 10,000 agents, one frame · PLANNED
Federation — 500 gateways in sync · PLANNED
2030 — 400,000 agents, one city mind · PLANNED
In plain words: pass the test. Take the step.
Wittra · Scale roadmap13 / 19
Where Wittra sits

Every giant is missing the same layer.

CompanyStrengthWhat they lackHow Wittra completes them
NVIDIAAI compute, Omniverse, Cosmos, IsaacNo own industrial infrastructure or real-time networkDelivers real sensor data into AI and digital twins
TeslaRobots, autonomy, AIOnly within its own ecosystemMakes factories and infrastructure AI-ready, vendor-agnostic
Figure AIHumanoid robotsNeeds a connected physical environmentGives robots real-time information from the entire facility
Boston DynamicsMobile roboticsLimited integration with the rest of OTConnects robots to the rest of the factory
SiemensAutomation and Digital TwinMany separate networks and systemsOne common communication layer across every technology
ABBRobotics and automationFocus on their own systemsNeutral infrastructure between every vendor
PalantirAI platform and analyticsDependent on external data sourcesDelivers structured real-time data from the edge
The neutral layer every giant needs  —  horizontal · vendor-agnostic · already shipping
Wittra · The neutral layer every giant needs14 / 19
Go to market

We ride the giants' rails.

Ericsson Siemens NVIDIA
Ericsson — global 5G rollout channel & joint industrial deployments.
Siemens — automation and Digital Twin footprint across factories.
NVIDIA — Cosmos / Omniverse integration for Physical AI stacks.
Wittra · Partner-led go-to-market15 / 19
Wittra base case · ARR by cohort · year-end (K EUR)

From €280K to €32M in five years.

280
2026
1 320
2027
4 040
2028
9 640
2029
20 040
2030
32 040
2031
Base case assumptions: ~3 years from first install to full site deployment  ·  ~€40 000 ARR per fully deployed site
Wittra · Base case ARR 2026–203116 / 19
However — this is just the beginning

Wittra's potential in a $140bn market — we take 1–2%.

€12M
2026
€48M
2027
€144M
2028
€360M
2029
€960M
2030
€2 400M
WITTRA
POTENTIAL
2031
Wittra base case ARR (€0.3M → €32M)
Wittra potential — 1–2% of a $140bn market
A simple robot calculation
1
A robot costs €180 000
2
Depreciated over 3 years
= €60 000 per year, per robot
3
Make it 20% more efficient
= €12 000 saved per year, per robot
4
Wittra captures 2% of that gain
≈ €240 per robot per year
5
10 million robots by 2031
Conservative global forecast
= €2 400M revenue per year — 1–2% of a $140bn market, on top of the base case
Wittra · Our potential in a $140bn market — 1–2% capture17 / 19
How the group is built

One IP core. Two go-to-markets.

Parent · IP holder
Nida Tech Sweden AB
80+ patents · patented RF network fabric · 12 yrs R&D · licenses the Missing Layer to both operating companies
↓ LICENSES IP TO ↓
Sister · Proof & cash flow
Wittra Industry
Deploys the layer in the world's hardest environments — steel, mining, airports, heavy manufacturing. Generates revenue and real-world telemetry.
Sister · Physical AI platform
Wittra AI Lab
Turns the layer into the shared-reality substrate for every autonomous platform — humanoids, AMRs, drones, vehicles. Software-first, global.
Nida Tech · Wittra Industry · Wittra AI Lab  —  one IP, two engines, one shared reality
Wittra · Group structure18 / 19
The team

The minds behind the layer.

Management
CEO
Håkan Dackefjord
CTO
Warwick Taws
40 yrs · patents · B2B architecture
CEO Systown
Patrik Johansson
Interim CFO
Carl-Fredrik Morander
Commercial · Wittra Industry
CCO
Magnus Öhlund
CMO
Patrik Wigelius
Adj. Prof.
Johan Kullander
Project Mgmt
Eric Jacobsson
Tech Development · Wittra + Systown
Tech Lead
Ayberk Özgür
PhD EPFL · embedded & robotics
Tech Lead
Adrian Caragea
MSc · 6LoWPAN, CoAP, MQTT
Tech Lead
Beshr Al Nahas
PhD Chalmers · wireless sensor nets
Sw & Research
Pablo Corbalán
PhD · UWB & positioning · 14 patents
Product Owner
Spandan Dey
MSc KTH · firmware & IIoT
Systown CTO
Pontus Sahlberg
Systown
Kristian Pettersson
Edge AI System Lead
Systown
Ella Tojit
Physical AI Platform Lead
Systown
Edwin Andermyr
Agentic Platform Lead
Systown
Oscar Hansson
Agentic Physical AI Lead
+ Team
10 engineers
Deniz, Jimmy, Martin, Nagarajan, Rezaur, Tobias, Verdant…
>80 patents  ·  12 yrs R&D  ·  Invented, developed & designed in Europe
Wittra · Team Wittra + Systown19 / 19