Seattle-based startup Loopr has landed fresh investment to expand its AI-driven quality control tools for the manufacturing industry.
A recent regulatory filing indicates the company brought in $5.4 million in new funding. While Loopr did not confirm the exact figure, it noted that Growth Warrior Capital led the round, with Stellar Ventures and Tacoma Venture Fund also participating.
Launched in 2021, Loopr builds computer vision software that helps manufacturers catch defects and other quality issues during production. The company emphasizes that, unlike traditional systems requiring fixed cameras and custom installations, its platform is hardware-agnostic and can operate on devices like tablets.
By applying AI to inspection data, Loopr’s software identifies trends and improves traceability, giving manufacturers actionable insights to strengthen production quality. The company serves industries including aerospace, automotive, and chemical manufacturing, and currently works with 10 Fortune 1000 clients.
Founder and CEO Priyansha Bagaria, formerly chief revenue officer at India-based machine learning firm InViz AI, said her interest in developing Loopr’s technology was partly shaped by time spent working in her family’s insulation sheet manufacturing business, where she created software to flag anomalies on the factory floor.
In an increasingly competitive market for AI-enabled industrial inspection and compliance tools, Loopr’s approach positions it among a growing number of companies seeking to modernize factory monitoring. The startup has more than 20 employees, and Growth Warrior Capital partner Promise Phelon will join its board as part of the deal.
