Genia Engineering, Inc.

Founded in 2023 and based in California, US, Genia Engineering, Inc. operates as a software platform that provides AI-powered generative design for creating engineering drawings in construction. In February 2025, Genia Engineering, Inc. raised USD 3 million in pre-seed funding led by Pi Labs, with participation from Amplify, Boost VC, Dorm Room Fund, Suffolk Technologies, and Y Startup Index Fund.

Genia's primary offering is its Structural CoPilot, a generative AI-driven design tool that streamlines the architectural and engineering design process. This advanced software generates an array of layout options that prioritize physical stability, economic viability, ease of construction, and sustainability objectives. Through finite element analysis, it validates these designs and produces detailed performance reports, enabling engineers to efficiently review and modify the AI-generated outputs before formal construction documents are prepared. The tool also incorporates local building code requirements, such as IBC, IRC, and NBCC, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

Targeted towards structural engineers, architects, and construction firms, Genia's solutions are positioned in markets across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, serving a diverse clientele comprising both large enterprises and smaller firms invested in innovative structural design. The company generates revenue through a business-to-business (B2B) model, where it offers its Structural CoPilot software typically on a subscription basis. Clients, which include engineering and architecture firms, enter into agreements to access the software for a specified period, receiving ongoing support and updates as part of their subscription. The transaction structure often includes tiered pricing plans based on the size and specific needs of the client, allowing for scalable usage.

The company will use the February 2025 funding to develop its artificial intelligence-based engineering solutions and expand its industry partnerships.