AI startup Nuclia secured $5.4 Million in Seed Funding

 

Nuclia, a Barcelona-based provider of an AI-powered search for humans to access and discover meaningful data, has now secured $5.4 million in a seed funding round.

Nuclia was founded by Eudald Camprubí. It is an end-to-end API that enables developers to integrate AI-supported search in minutes for any data and for any data source. It uses Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence to extract value from the unstructured data in minutes. The company is also revealing its cloud-native database, NucliaDB, now available as an open-source, and the public availability of its APi that helps the developers to integrate AI-powered search into any application, website, or service in minutes.

Aneel Lakhani, Venture Partner at Crane, said, "Nuclia has built something incredible. Imagine being taken to the exact time in a video or podcast or the exact block in a PDF or presentation that has the content you are looking for. And then go a step further, searching not only for content but also concepts. We believe the explosion of unstructured data like audio and video will only continue. Nuclia is poised to underpin how engineers build search into their apps and services and how modern businesses unleash insight from unstructured data that simply isn't accessible today."

Ramon Navarro, also co-founder and CTO, said, "We believe that Nuclia can transform the way businesses extract value from data and how data can inform the way we live. It is designed to be easy for anyone to use and fast enough that anyone can increase their understanding of their data in minutes."

The round was backed by Ealai and Crane Venture Partners.

The AI startup as of now has plans to use the new funds to expand operations, product development, and accelerate growth, notes the announcement.