Monumo named in PwC’s Net Zero Future50
Monumo, the company using deeptech to redesign the electric motor, has been named in this year's PwC’s Net Zero Future50 report. The report highlights the UK’s 50 leading start-up companies that are driving decarbonisation.
Dominic Vergine commented, “The majority of AI is currently being used on things that humans can already do perfectly well; to write, to draw, to entertain. We believe AI has a real value and application in accelerating human invention and enabling the creation of novel engineering that is simply better in every way. Products that help our sustainability journey rather than detract from it.
“We are, therefore, delighted to be recognised for our focus on driving innovative solutions for a low-carbon economy, whilst simultaneously providing a competitive advantage to our automotive customers.”
Of the 50 companies listed in the report, Monumo is joined by 8 other amazing companies that call Cambridge their home, making the town the UK’s largest cluster outside of London. Our congratulations go to HutanBio, Outfield Technologies, Lambda agri, Biozeroc, Hyran Technologies, Xampla, QPT, and Neutreeno.
You can find the full report here.
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About Monumo
Monumo is an AI company solving complex engineering challenges at a system level. With an AI and software team in Cambridge, and hardware domain experts in Coventry, Monumo is developing a proprietary full stack AI platform delivering accurate, production grade designs, in days rather than months. Monumo's Anser® engine generates its own data based on high fidelity simulations, running millions of simulations a day and reducing design time from months to days.
The team, led by Jarek Rzepecki (CEO), consists of specialists drawn from Arm, Deepmind, CMR Surgical, Microsoft Research, The University of Cambridge and Ricardo, combining deeptech innovation and machine learning with traditional engineering expertise.
Monumo is currently working with customers in the U.S., Europe and Asia initially focused on the mobility, industrial and domestic appliance, robotics and aviation sectors. In January 2026, Monumo was named an ‘AI company to watch’ by The Sunday Times.