Intellisense.io Secures £10.7m To Optimise Global Mining Operations

Mining and metals operators use the brains.app platform to automate and monetise process optimisation opportunities. Developed by Stow-Cum-Quy-based Intellisense.io Limited, the software provides real-time predictive analytics for mineral-processing operations including stockpile management, grinding, flotation, thickening, leaching, and solvent extraction. This decision-intelligence technology targets improvements in throughput, recovery, sustainability, and cost efficiency for global industrial sites.

The company has secured an estimated £10.7m in its latest funding round. This capital injection follows a significantly smaller intake of £11.4k recorded during 2025. Founded in 2013, the business focuses on transforming the global mining industry through a suite of process-specific AI applications intended to build autonomous mines.

Financial records for the year ended 31 December 2025 show the firm reported a £612.8k loss. While statutory accounts listed a headcount of 37 staff members during that period, more recent data from LinkedIn indicates the workforce has grown to approximately 84 employees. The company maintains its headquarters in Cambridge and serves clients across North America, Latin America, Australia, the Middle East, and Africa.

Keith Robert Davidson joined the board as a director in August 2026. AI-derived data suggests he may be an investor, though this remains unverified. The formal documentation for the recent share allotment was filed in September 2026.