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CopperPilot Raises $390,000 Pre-seed

CopperPilot raises $390,000 in a pre-seed round led by Neon Fund to further develop its AI-powered electronic design automation software platform.

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by Ben Murray
CopperPilot Raises $390,000 Pre-seed

CopperPilot Raises $390,000 Pre-seed

CopperPilot, a company based in the United States and India, has raised $390,000 in a pre-seed funding round to advance its artificial intelligence agent designed to automate electronics hardware engineering. The company provides software that assists engineers in generating circuit board designs from natural-language prompts.

Investors

The funding round was led by Neon Fund, with additional participation from US-based angel investors.

CopperPilot Use of Funds

CopperPilot intends to use the capital to support product research, enhance the reliability of its AI agent, and expand its technical team in the coming months.

About CopperPilot

Founded in 2025 by Aditya NG, Mohit Bagur, and Anish Harsha, CopperPilot provides an artificial intelligence platform for the electronic design automation market. Its flagship product, Epsilon, allows developers to convert natural-language prompts into manufacturing-ready circuit board designs, aiming to reduce the time and cost associated with hardware prototyping.

Funding Details

Company Website: https://copperpilot.ai

Company: CopperPilot
Raised: $390,000
Round: Pre-seed
Funding Date: October 27, 2026
Lead Investor: Neon Fund
Additional Investors: US-based angel investors
Software Category: Electronic Design Automation

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by Ben Murray

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