London-based deep tech startup Stanhope AI has closed a €6.7 million ($8 million) Seed funding round to advance what it calls a new class of adaptive artificial intelligence designed to power autonomous systems in the physical world.
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London-based Stanhope AI secured $8M in seed funding to develop adaptive AI systems for autonomous robotics and defense applications. The startup, founded by Professor Rosalyn Moran and theoretical neurobiologist Karl Friston, is building a "Real World Model" based on neuroscience principles that enables machines to perceive, reason, and adapt in uncertain environments. Unlike cloud-based deep learning, their technology runs efficiently on edge devices with limited data and power, and is already being tested on drones and autonomous platforms with international partners.

Stanhope AI raises $8M to build adaptive AI for robotics and defence