Luffy AI develops neuroplastic AI software for industrial control systems, enabling real-time adaptive control to improve the efficiency and performance of applications such as electric motors, robotics and other physical AI systems.
Luffy AI, a UK-based startup developing AI for real-time
adaptive control in industrial systems, has raised £8.1 million in a Series A
funding round. The investment was led by BGF, with participation from MIG Capital AG through its MIG Fonds. Existing investors Bow Capital, Chrysalix,
Momenta and UKI2S also joined the round.
Luffy AI has developed a neuroplastic AI platform designed
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