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Foilchemy
Foilchemy is a Basque (Gipuzkoa, Spain) deep-tech startup founded in 2017 that designs hydrofoil control systems and design software for boats, including the patented Airy foil-control autopilot and Navstok design tool, aimed at decarbonizing maritime transport. It built the NAIA lightweight sailing demonstrator, has raised roughly €1.2M across three rounds, and employs around 7 people while seeking partners to manufacture and commercialize its technology.
Founded
2017
Founders
2
News
0
Rounds
0
Investors
2
SectorsMaritime Transport, Hydrofoil Technology, Naval Engineering, Cleantech
Start-up MapDeeptech & Hardware › Advanced manufacturing & industrial equipment
Profile updated 30 Jul 2026
Founders
E
Eloy Rodríguez Rondón
Co-founder & Manager (CEO)
H
Hugo Ramos Castro
Co-founder & Director of Engineering
Global models 5
CCandela
Sweden · candela.com ↗
Builds electric hydrofoil boats and ferries with proprietary foil-control autopilot, the closest large-scale analogue to Foilchemy's Airy control system.
$140MComparable
NNavier
United States · navierboat.com ↗
Develops electric hydrofoiling recreational boats with autonomous foil-stabilization software, directly comparable to Foilchemy's foil-control tech.
$50MComparable
BBoundary Layer Technologies
United States · boundarylayer.tech ↗
Engineers hydrofoil vessels (cargo ships and ferries) to cut fuel use and speed maritime transport, matching Foilchemy's decarbonization focus.
$10.9MComparable
AArtemis Technologies
United Kingdom · artemistechnologies.co.uk ↗
Designs zero-emission foiling ferries and eFoiler propulsion/control systems for maritime decarbonization, similar engineering-services model to Foilchemy.
$40MComparable
VVessev
New Zealand · vessev.com ↗
Builds electric hydrofoiling passenger vessels with automated foil control, a smaller-scale peer to Foilchemy's demonstrator-stage approach.
$3.6MComparable
Investors 2
EEaso Ventures
www.easoventures.com
OOrza Investments
Funding rounds
No announced rounds on record.
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