AI-powered platform improves construction-site accuracy
SiteAware documents every stage of new construction – core, shell or interior – using drones, on-site cameras or people on the ground.
SiteAware documents every stage of new construction – core, shell or interior – using drones, on-site cameras or people on the ground.
Three Israeli companies closed investment rounds of at least $100 million in the past month.
After reaching a record $8.3 billion in 2019, Israeli companies have reported more than $7.6 billion in the first nine months of the pandemic year.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, some Israeli companies are still raising money and going public.
The $1.8 billion invested in Israel last year puts the country in fifth place in terms of global fintech investments.
Optibus, Chorus.ai, WhiteSwell and OpenLegacy each raised at least $30 million in December 2018.
Israeli cybersecurity products and superfast charging for EV batteries are among sectors that attracted major dollars in May 2018.
Guesty, OwnBackup, LawGeex, GamEffective, PlaySight Interactive, Genie Enterprises and ScyllaDB each raise at least $10 million.
Cybersecurity, fintech, biomed, robotics, software, AI and AR companies received investments this month.
In the month of December alone, three companies raised more than $100m: Sirin Labs, Insightec and Lemonade.
A rare $250 million mega-deal boosts Israeli high-tech funding to a new high in Q3/2017; more and larger late-stage deals are seen.
Israeli high-tech companies raised $1.26 billion during the second quarter of 2017.
SoftWheel, CartiHeal, Next Insurance, Karamba Security, Sweet Inn, Twiggle and BiomX raked in a combined $140.3 million in May 2017.
Inaugural Spot On event by Microsoft Accelerator draws 350 investors and entrepreneurs; Series A round companies raise $18 million in four months.
EatWith, Gauzy , Engie, Inifinity AR, Synereo, Otonomo announce multi-million dollar funding rounds.