Industrial X-ray CT scanners and cloud analysis software for manufacturers
Lumafield builds industrial CT scanning hardware paired with cloud analysis software, and its stack shows both halves: C++, Rust, Embedded Linux, CUDA and Jetson on the device side, Django, AWS, Kubernetes and Terraform in the cloud. Accelerating, engineering-led hiring with a strong support component points to fielding more scanners at customer sites, alongside work on computer-vision models for 2D and 3D CT inspection data.
Lumafield is a privately held company founded in 2019 that makes industrial X-ray computed tomography systems for engineers and manufacturers. Its lineup includes the Neptune, Triton and Saturn CT scanners, the Mars in-line inspection system for high-volume production, and Voyager, a cloud-based analysis application. The company has 51–200 employees, is headquartered in San Francisco, and runs a second office in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Customer engagement covers delivery, adoption support and ongoing business reviews.
Lumafield uses C++, Rust, Python, Embedded Linux, CUDA and NVIDIA Jetson for its devices, plus Django, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform and Databricks. HubSpot and Gong support sales, and SolidWorks, Siemens NX and Creo handle CAD.
Lumafield is developing next-generation in-line CT scanning products and a new class of industrial CT scanners. It is also building computer-vision models on 2D and 3D CT data for customer inspection.
Lumafield is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and has an additional office in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Its current hiring is in the United States.
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