Daniel Warner,
CEO

Serial technology entrepreneur. CEO of facial recognition startup Kairos AI. Automotive engineering at BMW. Enterprise sales at Ogury and YuMe.

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Joined the TechNation growth programme

We’re delighted to announce that we have joined the TechNation: Applied AI growth programme! We’re incredibly proud to have come out on ...

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LGN leads multi-sensor calibration

Multi-sensor calibration is hard. It’s so hard in fact that some of the world’s leading autonomous driving companies are still spending ...

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European Space Collaboration

LGN and the European Space Agency (ESA BIC in based in Austria) have launched a colaboration to drastically reduce the bandwidth required...

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Top finalist at Plug and Play

Over the last few months, LGN has been taking part in the Plug and Play Mobility program based in the aptly named Sunnyvale, CA. We’ve l...

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LGN lands £470k pre-seed round

LGN has closed an incredible pre-seed round of £470,000 from AI Seed, Luminous Ventures and InMotion Ventures.

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First terms!

Following a busy month of meetings after our Clyon Demo Day we’re incredibly proud to have recieved terms for a pre-seed investment from ...

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Our first Demo Day

Every company has had it, but that doesn’t make it feel any more ‘normal’. “Demo Day”, “an opportunity to tell a room packed of a few hu...

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Say hello to LGN

As we grow, brand identity is important to us. And whilst we push for winning awards based on our technology, we didn’t want to leave th...

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LGN: Lateral Geniculate Nucleus

One of the first (and personally one of my favourite) questions we get is, “LGN - what does that stand for?”.

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Starting Cylon

Today is our first day at Clyon!

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LGN accepted to Cylon, Europe's leading Cyber Security incubator

We’re ecstatic that we’ve been accepted into the Cylon cyber security incubator!

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LGN builds partnership with Zagreb University

It’s easy to get into an argument about the hardest parts of building a company. I think we can all agree, if you wanted an easy life, t...

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