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Filuta AI is rewriting the rules of the gaming and industrial world

07.07. 2025
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Startup Filuta AI is growing at a meteoric pace. With its unique composite AI technology and the support of Technology Incubation, it is conquering global markets.

Startup Filuta AI has developed a technology that enables the creation of digital assistants capable of independent thinking, planning and action. The platform builds on the principle of so-called composite artificial intelligence, which connects different types of models. This enables agents to make decisions based on a combination of learned patterns and fixed rules. In industrial environments, they find applications in, for example, automating production processes or compliance checks, where they save tens of thousands of hours of manual work.

However, they also play a crucial role in the gaming industry, where Filuta AI is currently experiencing the fastest growth. Once game studios can show agents how the environment works, they can perform even complex tasks independently – such as verifying that everything in a game is working as it should. The result is significantly higher test coverage, faster bug detection and clear reports that allow developers to pinpoint the exact problem.

The involvement in the Technology Incubation programme is also behind the strong start. This helped the startup to clearly define its direction, structure its business plan and gain the trust of investors. Access to experts, legal support and research facilities became a solid foundation for further growth. Filuta AI is now active in markets in Europe, the US and Asia and plans to triple its development capacity in the Czech Republic by the end of the year. As founder Filip Dvorak says: “We are moving into a growth phase and want to continue to be a world leader – not just in game testing, but in creating agents that help people do their jobs better.”

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