What is Lumafield?
Founded in 2019, Lumafield provides engineering teams with the tools necessary to accelerate product development cycles. The company's core offering includes the Neptune industrial CT scanner, which provides non-destructive X-ray vision into complex components, and the Voyager analysis software, which leverages the Atlas AI co-pilot to streamline inspection processes. By enabling engineers to identify internal defects and design flaws before they reach the production line, Lumafield effectively reduces waste and improves time-to-market for hardware manufacturers. Headquartered in Boston with a significant presence in San Francisco, the company serves as a bridge between traditional industrial design and cutting-edge digital intelligence.
How much funding has Lumafield raised?
Lumafield has raised a total of $142.5M across 3 funding rounds:
Series A
$32.5M
Series B
$35M
Series C
$75M
Series A (2020): $32.5M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series B (2022): $35M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series C (2025): $75M supported by DCVC, Lux Capital, Wellington Management, Matter Venture Partners MVP, G2 Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins, IVP, and Spark Capital
Key Investors in Lumafield
Matter Venture Partners MVP
Matter Venture Partners is a specialized firm focused on accelerating HardTech innovations by providing hands-on operational support and deep industry relationships to scale impactful technologies.
Kleiner Perkins
Kleiner Perkins is a prominent Menlo Park-based firm that supports early and growth-stage technology companies across consumer, enterprise, and climate-focused sectors.
IVP
IVP is a later-stage venture capital firm that provides significant growth capital and strategic guidance to high-growth technology companies through their scale-up phases.
What's next for Lumafield?
With this latest round of financing, Lumafield is well-positioned to scale its operations and deepen its penetration into global manufacturing markets. The strategic focus will likely center on enhancing the capabilities of the Atlas AI co-pilot and expanding the reach of its Neptune scanner technology. As the demand for high-precision, automated inspection grows, Lumafield is poised to leverage its robust capital position to maintain its competitive edge, potentially exploring new vertical integrations and further refining its software-as-a-service model to support complex enterprise-level engineering requirements.
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