Luffy AI raises £8.1M to put self-tuning AI inside the world’s electric motors

Luffy AI raises £8.1M to put self-tuning AI inside the world’s electric motors

Luffy AI, an Abingdon startup building what it calls neuroplastic AI for the real-time control of physical machines, has raised £8.1m in a Series A round, the company said on Tuesday. The round was led by BGF, which bills itself as the most active equity investor in the UK and Ireland, and the money is […] This story continues at The Next Web

Luffy AI, founded by nuclear physicists, raises £8.1m

Luffy AI, a pioneer of neuroplastic AI in real-time adaptive control, has raised £8.1 million in a Series A funding round.  The firm was co-founded by former nuclear physicists with the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA). The round is led by BGF and joined by MIG Capital AG through its MIG Fonds, the Munich-based deep tech VC. Existing investors Bow Capital, Chrysalix, Momenta and UKI2S have also followed on. While industrial AI adoption remains…

Luffy AI banks £8.1m as former fusion scientists take on a century of motor engineering

Luffy AI, the Abingdon-based pioneer of neuroplastic AI for real-time adaptive control, has raised £8.1 million in a Series A round as it looks to overturn a piece of industrial engineering that has barely changed in a hundred years. The round is led by BGF, the most active equity investor in the UK and Ireland, with Munich-based deep tech investor MIG Capital AG participating through its MIG Fonds. Existing backers Bow Capital, Chrysalix, Momen…

Oxfordshire-based Luffy AI raises €9.4 million Series A to scale neuroplastic AI for real-time adaptive control

Luffy AI, an Oxfordshire-based startup using neuroplastic AI for real-time adaptive control, has raised €9.4 million (£8.1 million) in a Series A funding round to drive the startup’s commercialisation pipeline.  The round was led by BGF and joined by MIG Capital AG through its MIG Fonds. Existing investors Bow Capital, Chrysalix, Momenta and UKI2S have also participated in this round. Dr. Matthew Carr, co-founder and CEO of Luffy AI, said, “AI h…