Retrocausal Raises $3.4 Million
Retrocausal, a growing leader in AI-driven quality assurance systems for manufacturing professionals, today announced it has secured $3.4 Million in new funding. The round was led by Glasswing Ventures and Differential Ventures, along with major investors, Argon Ventures, Ascend Ventures Vietnam, Hypertherm Ventures, and Incubate Fund US. Retrocausal will use the funding to further build out its team and extend the company's global growth and momentum in the market, in particular to increase manufacturers' assembly line quality, efficiency, and first time yield.
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FINSMES: Retrocausal, a Seattle, WA-based platform provider for manufacturing process management, raised $5.3M in funding.
The round was led by Glasswing Ventures, One Way Ventures, and Indicator Ventures, with participation from existing investors Argon Ventures, Differential Ventures, Ascend Vietnam Ventures, Incubate Fund US, SaaS Ventures, Hypertherm Ventures, Stage Venture Partners, and Techstars.
Zeeshan Zia is the CEO at Retrocausal, a Seattle-based company that builds computer vision software focused on improving manual assembly work in manufacturing. Before founding Retrocausal, Zeeshan worked as a scientist and shipped multiple AI-first products at Microsoft, NEC, and Qualcomm. Zeeshan holds a PhD in computer vision from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich and led a research group as a postdoctoral scientist at Imperial College London in the early 2010s, before joining the corporate world.
Retrocausal, a growing leader in AI-driven quality assurance systems for manufacturing professionals, today announced it has secured $3.4 Million in new funding. The round was led by Glasswing Ventures and Differential Ventures, along with major investors, Argon Ventures, Ascend Ventures Vietnam, Hypertherm
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