Key Ward, a Berlin-based deep-tech startup, is on a mission to accelerate the adoption of AI in engineering, with the ultimate goal of speeding up design processes and making engineers' lives easier.
The platform's core focus is on streamlining the design process by enabling engineers to leverage the power of AI without needing extensive coding expertise or costly in-house development. This is particularly relevant for addressing the challenge of transitioning from proof-of-concept designs to full-scale production, a process that can often be time-consuming and expensive.
Key Ward's AI-powered platform offers several benefits for engineers:
The idea for Key Ward came from Hoss Habib, co-founder and CEO, who, during his time at Porsche, recognized the inefficiencies and high costs associated with traditional car simulations and wind tunnel testing.
While initially focused on the automotive and aerospace industries, Key Ward's versatile platform now proves its value across other fields, including packaging, biomedicine, and marine engineering.
Key Ward's success in securing €1 million in pre-seed funding and attracting industry veterans from leading companies like Siemens, Autodesk, and Dassault Systèmes highlights the potential of its technology to transform the engineering landscape.
The pre-seed funding round was led by Wellstreet, a Stockholm-based venture capital firm, with participation from industry veterans connected to companies like Siemens, Autodesk, Dassault Systèmes, Ansys, Altair, and Hexagon, including notable figures such as Andy Fine, Edouard lété, and Eric Saint Frison.
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