A Tel Aviv-based developer of AI software for precision manufacturing has raised $20 million in Series A funding to expand its physical AI platform for CNC programming. The investment round was co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Square Peg, with additional participation from Grove Ventures, Meron Capital, and Kinetica.
The company has developed what it calls the world’s first Agentic Physical AI platform for CAD/CAM. The software embeds directly into existing systems including Mastercam, Siemens NX, and PTC Creo, helping manufacturers automate CNC programming while keeping human oversight in place.
The platform analyzes CAD files, identifies manufacturing features, recommends cutting tools, sequences operations, and generates toolpaths. Users report reducing CNC programming time by up to 50 percent. Already deployed in production environments with major aerospace, defense, motorsports, and industrial machinery companies, the technology is proving its value in demanding applications.
The funding comes as manufacturers face a deepening labor shortage. Nearly one-quarter of the U.S. manufacturing workforce is age 55 or older, with hundreds of thousands of positions currently unfilled and a projected shortfall of nearly two million by 2033. The platform meets security requirements for regulated industries, making it suitable for defense and aerospace applications.
Company leadership emphasizes that the goal is not just more automation but capturing and scaling the expertise that still lives inside the heads of experienced machinists. The new funding will be used to build a U.S. commercial organization, advance the physical AI foundation model, and roughly double the workforce over the next year.