The Series A round was led by Dell Technologies Capital and Square Peg to accelerate adoption of the technology in CNC programming.
Limitless Labs, a company focused on developing artificial intelligence software for CNC programming and precision manufacturing, has secured a $20 million investment. The funding was raised in a Series A round aimed at expanding the company's physical AI platform and accelerating its implementation in the industrial sector.
The round was co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Square Peg. The deal also included participation from other investors, including Grove Ventures and Meron Capital.
With the raised capital, the software maker plans to scale its operations and expand the use of its AI-based automation tools. The technology aims to optimize manufacturing processes that require high precision, a segment where manual programming traditionally demands significant time and technical expertise.
The investment reflects the ongoing flow of venture capital into startups combining artificial intelligence and robotics applied to the factory floor. Limitless Labs' expansion points to a growing market demand for solutions that modernize industrial machinery and increase production efficiency.
Limitless Labs raised $20 million in a Series A round co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Square Peg, with additional participation from Grove Ventures and Meron Capital.
The platform provides AI-based automation tools for CNC programming and precision manufacturing, optimizing industrial processes that traditionally require significant time and technical expertise.
The company plans to use the capital to scale its operations, expand its physical AI platform, and accelerate the adoption of its technology in the industrial sector.