spectrabrain

Based in South Korea, spectrabrain, was established in 2026 as a spin-off from LG Electronics' Vision AI business. The company was founded to commercialize EVA, an industrial Vision AI platform developed and validated within LG Electronics and customer environments. The company is led by Cho Bong-soo, a former LG Electronics executive who previously oversaw AI, machine learning operations, and big data initiatives within the LG Group. SpectraBrain's technology has already been deployed in manufacturing, logistics, energy, and security environments, including LG's own facilities.

The most recent funding round was a Seed investment completed in September 2026, with participation from investors including SBVA, Murex Partners, bolttech, and Megazone Cloud. The company focuses on Physical AI and industrial Vision AI solutions through its flagship platform, EVA (Edge Vision Analytics). EVA connects existing cameras and CCTV systems with AI models capable of detecting workplace hazards, monitoring PPE compliance, preventing collisions between forklifts and personnel, detecting security incidents, monitoring blind spots with patrol robots, and predicting equipment anomalies. The platform supports natural-language configuration, multi-cloud and on-premises deployment, automated AI orchestration, and industry-specific AI models for manufacturing, logistics, security, and energy applications.

spectrabrain is also expanding EVA beyond detection toward "Physical Action Triggers," enabling AI to initiate alerts, equipment controls, emergency responses, and automated workflows. The company's revenue is generated by providing enterprise AI software and industrial monitoring solutions to manufacturing plants, logistics facilities, energy sites, campuses, and security operators. Revenue likely comes from software subscriptions, platform licensing, deployment services, and enterprise AI integrations built around the EVA platform, although the company has not publicly disclosed a detailed revenue breakdown. The company will use the funding for expanding commercialization of its EVA Physical AI platform, scaling enterprise deployments, enhancing AI-powered industrial safety and security capabilities, strengthening strategic partnerships, and accelerating growth following its spin-off from LG Electronics.