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HomeVision is an AI-powered collateral underwriting and real estate appraisal platform.

The company's platform provides agentic artificial intelligence that analyzes ground-truth data to identify root causes and provide prescriptive guidance, enabling electronics manufacturers to reduce downtime and improve machine availability through real-time corrective actions.

One of None’s platform is designed to link physical goods to digital experiences through embedded NFC technology.

Aether makes sustainable fuels to enable large industries like aviation and ocean shipping to achieve net zero emissions. The company will use the funds to accelerate the development and scale-up of its proprietary production technologies, expand its demo facility in Chicago, and grow the global team.

Oleria is a Seattle startup helping companies manage employee access to applications and data. The company emerged from stealth mode earlier this year.

Maka is an interactive social commerce platform, which, through live try-on hauls, reviews, and user-generated content from both creators and customers, enables users to discover products tailored to their styles in a scalable way.

Season Health plans to use the funds to develop and scale their food-as-medicine programs. This includes programs for diabetes and high-risk pregnancy. In addition, the company will be expanding its partnerships with providers and payers.

Leading companies including Ramp, Vital, and Whatnot pick Chalk’s data platform to power risk, recommendation, and healthcare decisions.

Docker has been building a comprehensive set of build, test and deploy services. By acquiring AtomicJar, the company is essentially buying the testing part of this equation.

Its ChatGPT-like tool is designed to streamline the arduous process of writing proposals.

The company's software aims to use AI to reduce retail industry waste, a problem likely to be especially severe this holiday season after consumers' record-breaking Cyber Monday shopping spree.

PEP Health is a developer of AI-native technology built for understanding and optimizing experience-driven outcomes in healthcare.

Glowbar, the skincare brand whose custom 30-min, $65, clinical-grade facial has made it a breakout success in New York, announces today it has received a $10 million growth investment.

Glencoco’s marketplace connects companies with business development consultants. The company intends to use the funds to further invest in AI augmentation to improve user productivity and expand their services beyond the US, UK and Canada to address increased global demand.

The company will invest in enhancing the product experience for its app, which helps members strive for balanced alcohol use.

The platform works to automate the evaluation of new invention disclosures and reduce time and cost for IP teams by up to 40 percent. The company’s goal is to enable organizations to build higher-quality IP portfolios and unlock the full potential of their patents.

This investment is timely as the accounting sector is currently experiencing a shift, with AI advancements, like ChatGPT version 4 passing the CPA exam, creating new possibilities.

Koya Medical is a transformative healthcare company developing breakthrough treatments for venous diseases and lymphedema and personalized care. The company intends to use the funds to support its strategic expansion and continued growth.

Hypothetic’s 3D creation platform is designed to democratize access to 3D art and empower creators to bring their visions to life.

Freeplay aims to give product dev teams tools to prototype and improve the software features powered by large language models — models akin to ChatGPT or Meta’s Llama 2.

Video understanding company Twelve Labs recently announced the debut of game-changing technology along with the release of its public beta. Along with the company’s latest advancements, Twelve Labs disclosed a $10 million strategic investment.

In a blog post, Arctic Wolf chief product officer Dan Schiappa said that the acquisition would enable Arctic Wolf’s platform to both detect and respond to cybersecurity attacks “faster” and more “comprehensively” than before.

TipTop creates tools that reduce the consumer code of owning products. They offer customers a guaranteed buyback price at the time of purchase, so they only pay for the product while they need it.

The company said it plans to use the capital to grow its offering and end ‘data lock-in’ by giving enterprises the option to evolve their architecture as needs change and new technologies emerge.

The money will go to bringing Wicked Saints’ first title to market, launching a new genre of mobile games that bridges in-game mastery to real-world self-efficacy, so Gen Z players can change themselves and their world.

The company leverages fintech, legal tech and artificial intelligence in order to automate the shutdown process.

The company's goal is to level the playing field so organizations beyond the tech giants can own and wield their data as competitive assets.

The startup has developed an open-source product that identifies, understands and cleans incorrect labels in data.

Less than two months after the launch of their first chatbot Pi, artificial intelligence startup Inflection AI and CEO Mustafa Suleyman have raised $1.3 billion in new funding.

Pyrra’s AI identifies threats across alternative social media. The capital received will be deployed to accelerate the company’s technical roadmap and market expansion plans.

Curri delivers on-demand, last-mile logistics for construction with a nationwide fleet of cars, trucks and flatbeds.

The biggest U.S. bank by assets is buying the 5-year-old Utah-based company as part of a broader push to deepen relationships with venture capital investors and their companies, according to Michael Elanjian, who leads JPMorgan’s digital private markets efforts.

24 Seven, one of the nation's largest privately held, digital marketing and creative recruiting firms, is excited to announce the acquisition of SketchDeck.

LuxWall is focused on the product development, scaling and commercialization of innovative glass products and solutions for the built environment. The company intends to use the funds to scale the production of its first, purpose-built commercial factory.

With this investment, Glowbar is expected to double its studio count by the end of 2023. In addition to growing their Tri-state area footprint, the company plans to open additional markets along the Eastern seaboard.