Artificial intelligence processors for robotics
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Artificial intelligence processors for robotics
21-100 employees
Job no longer available
21-100 employees
To bring the fastest edge AI for sensor analytics and machine learning to every device on the edge.
Theo Margolius
COO of Otta
Artificial intelligence presents itself as an invaluable software innovation to bring robotic assistants to life, and the centralised cloud-based workflows of edge AI shows promise to bring robotics closer to this than ever before. However, existing edge AI processors are not sufficiently fast, limiting how they can behave naturally and be powered efficiently.
GrAI Matter Labs develops ultra-low latency and low power processing chips for edge AI, technology that the company claims will enable Life-Ready AI. Life-Ready is defined as AI-driven technology that can behave naturally and interact meaningfully, something that the company can apply to robotics, sensors, and other practical applications due to its processors’ efficiency.
Whilst various companies have already achieved life-ready AI using existing processors and supercomputers, these are too power-inefficient to be applied to cloud-based edge AI. GrAI Matter Labs on the other hand have developed a chip that is efficient and low-power enough to do so, providing its technology to both businesses and educational institutes to speed up the adoption of edge AI.
-5% employee growth in 12 months
Nov 2020
$14m
EARLY VC
Apr 2018
$15m
SERIES A
Quinze-Vingts, Paris, France
Founders
Atul Sinha
(Co-Founder)Experience as Advisor to Management for Medical Robotics Technologies from 2014 to 2017. Co-founded GrAI Matter Labs as Advisor to Management in 2018.
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