Code Metal has developed a verifiable code-translation platform that combines artificial intelligence with formal verification to address a fundamental challenge in mission-critical industries: translating high-level code into optimized, low-level implementations that meet rigorous safety standards. The platform allows engineers to write code once and deploy it across diverse hardware targets - drones, sensors, autonomous vehicles - without sacrificing reliability or performance.
The company operates in aerospace, defense, automotive, and robotics, sectors where software failures carry consequential costs. Code Metal has raised $36.5M and works with organisations including Boeing, Bosch, Raytheon, and the US Air Force. The team comprises specialists in hardware, defense, and research, reflecting a practical orientation towards solving problems that matter in safety-critical domains rather than pursuing technological trends.
Code Metal's platform addresses two persistent industry problems: modernising legacy systems and reducing dependence on chip-vendor lock-in. By coupling AI-driven translation with formal verification techniques, the company delivers implementations capable of meeting the strict safety requirements that govern deployment in these sectors. The approach targets engineers seeking to maintain code portability and accelerate production timelines without compromising the reliability standards their industries demand.
