Amir Frenkel's Noetive raises $41M to build world models for factories

Eclipse built the San Francisco lab with Frenkel, pairing operational AI agents with sensing hardware for factories, logistics and construction.

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Why it matters

Noetive is funding models, enterprise deployments and sensing hardware in one seed round, testing whether industrial AI can become infrastructure rather than another software copilot.

A robotic arm equipped with multiple sensors overlooks a model industrial setup in a modern lab, while a screen displays a factory data simulation.

Amir Frenkel and Dan Barak launched Noetive on September 16th with a $41 million seed round and an expensive premise: industrial businesses need AI that can observe a factory floor, learn how the operation works and make decisions across the software and machinery already in place.…

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