IntuiCell is an exploratory and spirited Swedish company born out of three decades of pioneering neurophysiological research at Lund University. Instead of ordinary AI techniques, they’ve translated the brain’s own plastic, self-organizing mechanisms into software that learns in real time - much like biological systems. It’s a different approach that will appeal to those seeking more “alive” and adaptive systems.

The technology has already shown promise in robotics and industrial systems. Take “Luna”, a four-legged robot that learned to stand on its own using real-time sensory feedback - no pre-programmed commands or offline training. Their platform goes beyond robotics: it can adapt to motor monitoring, industrial fault detection and even space applications.

As a workplace, IntuiCell blends research and entrepreneurship. With roots in Lund and a presence in Stockholm, they’re looking for people who want to explore biologically-inspired AI - from neuron-level self-organization to decentralized networks and approaches that move beyond traditional backpropagation.