Neurolabs secures £910k pre-seed funding led by Lunar Ventures and Techstart Ventures
Lunar Ventures and Techstart Ventures co-led the pre-seed round for the computer vision start-up.
Neurolabs builds enterprise image recognition software that uses synthetic data to help consumer goods brands monitor retail inventory. The company operates from London and was established by computer scientists.
Edinburgh-based computer vision start-up Neurolabs has secured £910k in pre-seed funding. The investment round was co-led by Lunar Ventures and Techstart Ventures, with additional participation from 7percent Ventures, ID4 Ventures, Charles Songhurst and Andreas Wiese. The capital will support the company as it advances its proprietary technology for training object recognition models using synthetic data.
From the founder
"I want to thank our team for the hard work they’ve put in to get us where we are today. Like most companies, we’ve hit a rough patch at the start of the pandemic and we wouldn’t have made it without each and every individual contribution."
Paul Pop
CEO at Neurolabs
Investor perspective
"We are very proud to partner with Paul, Remus, Patric and the whole Neurolabs team, building a novel solution for data-driven computer vision and AI"
Mick Halsband
Partner, Lunar Ventures
Investors
Mick Halsband
Lunar Ventures
Mark Hogarth
Techstart Ventures
Ivailo Jordanov
7percent Ventures
ID4 Ventures
Charles Songhurst
Andreas Wiese
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About the company
Neurolabs
Neurolabs provides visual artificial intelligence technology for consumer goods supply chains.