Lola Vision Systems
An AI and ML high performance computing systems and silicon provider. We specialize in creating custom solutions for Automotive, Aerospace and Defense OEMs.
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- Washington, DC, USUnited States
An AI and ML high performance computing systems and silicon provider. We specialize in creating custom solutions for Automotive, Aerospace and Defense OEMs.
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The LVS-250 delivers 230 TOPS of AI performance with 5 integrated chiplets, post-quantum security, and integrated RF capabilities.
Lola Vision Systems describes its mission to transform edge AI for defense and its journey to production.
The company offers demos of the LVS-250 and provides a way to contact its team.
Full-stack edge AI platform for defense and mission-critical applications. Sensor fusion, secure communications, and real-time inference for constrained and contested environments.
**TechCrunch Disrupt 2026** showcases **200 startups** selected from thousands of applicants, pitching innovations across industries. **Intero Biosystems** wins the $100,000 prize for its mini-human intestine drug-testing platform, while **Apate** places second with AI-driven fraud intelligence. Standout companies include **Lola Vision Systems** (AI sensor fusion), **Krokos Bio** (sustainable saffron production), and **Legali AI** (trauma-informed legal AI). **Ardook Data**, founded by Shogher Atanesyan, earns the *Spirit of Disrupt* award for organizing volunteer support and fostering community among founders.
Oct 2026TechCrunchNews article
Lola Vision Systems is developing software and microchips that help manufacturers run AI models directly on devices. The Washington startup aims to automate chip-specific optimization, has attracted interest from enterprise customers, and has raised just over $1 million.
Oct 2026МежаNews article
Tayo Adesanya founded Lola Vision Systems in 2024 to simplify running AI models on devices. Its software translates customer code and AI models into instructions for specific chips, and the company is developing its own semiconductors. Lola Vision says a dozen corporate customers have signed letters of interest in its chips and that it has one signed customer. The company has raised just over $1 million and plans to license its software for existing hardware.
Oct 2026TechCrunchNews article
D.C. native Tayo Adesanya secures $125,000 at an Atlanta pitch competition organized by Invest Fest while working on AI chips.
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