Squirrel AI Learning Secures $50M in Series C Funding to Accelerate the Future of AI-Driven K-12 Education

Squirrel Ai Learning, a pioneering force in K-12 EdTech, is thrilled to announce that it has successfully raised US$50,000,000 in funding. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Shanghai, the company has consistently set the benchmark for AI-driven adaptive education in China and beyond. With an esteemed AI Research Team based in Seattle and a dedicated Curriculum Development Team in the Los Angeles area, Squirrel Ai Learning has been transforming the educational landscape with innovative tools such as its world's first all-discipline Large Adaptive Model (LAM). This state-of-the-art engine seamlessly integrates with its smart learning tablets, delivering a personalized learning experience that not only drives student engagement but also demonstrably improves learning efficacy. The infusion of this new capital will be strategically deployed to enhance the company’s market-leading adaptive learning system, furthering advancements in analyzing student learning data and enabling robust multimodal data analysis. With a focus on streamlining the interaction between students and the intelligent system, Squirrel Ai Learning is committed to pioneering the next evolution in autonomous learning models. This round of funding will also support the ongoing evolution of its L5 adaptive learning system, which operates independently of human intervention, underscoring the company’s commitment to grounding educational excellence in cutting-edge technology. Squirrel Ai Learning is dedicated to embodying the values of agility, diligence, and management by consistently offering the best educational products and services. With a growing network of over 2,000 distributors, 24 million registered students, and data from 10 billion learning interactions, the company remains steadfast in its mission to empower students through high-quality courses in Chinese, Math, English, Physics, and Chemistry. This funding announcement marks a significant milestone, promising an exciting future for both learners and educators.