Limitless Labs Secures $20 Million for Revolutionary Physical AI in Manufacturing

Limitless Labs Raises $20 Million Series A to Revolutionize Manufacturing with Physical AI

Limitless Labs, formerly known as LimitlessCNC, has successfully raised $20 million in a Series A funding round aimed at enhancing its groundbreaking Agentic Physical AI platform designed for CAD/CAM systems in mechanical manufacturing. The funding round was co-led by notable investors Dell Technologies Capital and Square Peg, with additional participation from Grove Ventures, Meron Capital, and Kinetica.

The significance of Limitless Labs' approach lies in its ability to seamlessly integrate into existing CAD/CAM systems. This integration allows manufacturers to harness and standardize the extensive expertise of their experienced programmers. Already deployed with leading companies like Blue Origin, Cadillac F1, Sandvik, and Iscar, the platform has significantly reduced CNC programming time by up to 50%, making it an invaluable asset in industries such as aerospace, defense, and industrial machinery.

The pressing issue of workforce aging in the manufacturing sector is a concern, as nearly a quarter of the U.S. manufacturing workforce is over 55 years old. With a talent gap projected to reach 1.9 million by 2033, manufacturers face the challenge of relying on manual processes and accumulated knowledge from a dwindling pool of experienced workers. David Priev, Co-founder and CEO of Limitless Labs, emphasizes that manufacturers need better tools to capture and replicate the expertise of their seasoned machinists.

The core of their platform is a Physical AI Foundation Model, which distinguishes itself by being trained not on text or vague codes, but on the intricacies of metal cutting and the operational limitations of real-world machinery. This innovative model powers the CAM Agent, which interacts with popular platforms such as Mastercam, NX, and Creo. By analyzing a CAD file, the CAM Agent can identify features, suggest tools, and streamline the production process to create shop-ready programs, all while ensuring engineers maintain oversight of the workflow.

Yair Snir, Managing Director at Dell Technologies Capital, expressed confidence in Limitless Labs, viewing their technology as a pioneering advancement in enterprise AI, bridging the gap between digital processes and physical manufacturing realities. Similarly, Lior Handelsman, General Partner at Grove Ventures, noted the remarkable progress the company has made in combining technical innovation with practical software—a combination that has the potential to redefine how critical components are manufactured globally.

The recent funding will not only facilitate the expansion of Limitless Labs’ operations in the U.S. but also advance its Physical AI Foundation Model towards achieving closed-loop CNC automation. Additionally, the company aims to grow its research team in Tel Aviv and expects to double its workforce within the next year, reflecting its commitment to the future of American manufacturing. Limitless Labs will further showcase its innovative solutions at the upcoming Reindustrialize 2026 event in Detroit, Michigan, highlighting its role in revitalizing the manufacturing sector.

Founded in 2024 by industry veterans David Priev, Assaf Peleg, and Shahaf Finder, Limitless Labs has quickly established itself as a leader in the integration of AI into practical manufacturing processes. The company, headquartered in Tel Aviv, has raised a total of $27.3 million to date, positioning itself as a key player in the evolution of the manufacturing industry.

For more information on Limitless Labs and its innovative solutions, visit www.limitless-labs.ai.