Lola Vision Systems is trying to make it easier to run AI models on chips
Lola Vision Systems is developing software and semiconductor chips to simplify the process of running AI models on edge devices. The company aims to reduce the time-consuming manual setup required to deploy AI on specific hardware.
Why it matters
As AI moves from cloud servers to local devices, efficient hardware-software integration is critical for performance, power efficiency, and regulatory compliance in mission-critical industries.
The story begins almost 12 years ago, when Tayo Adesanya started a career working with microchips and AI processors. He mainly helped large manufacturers decide which chips to use in their hardware. Those years, he told TechCrunch, gave him early insight into where demand in the AI computing market was headed. “Starting Lola Vision Systems was a bet on where the world was headed and what I was seeing,” he said.
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