A physical-AI platform that analyzes existing industrial camera feeds to reduce safety and operational risk.
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Voxel
A computer vision platform that enables security cameras to identify hazards in real-time.
Founded
2020A computer vision platform that enables security cameras to identify hazards in real-time.
Voxel, founded with the mission of enhancing workplace safety and operational efficiency, leverages advanced computer vision and AI technology to transform security cameras into proactive safety tools. Their platform automatically identifies hazards and high-risk activities in real-time, aiming to reduce workers’ compensation, general liability, and property costs. Voxel's primary market focus includes industries with significant safety concerns and operational complexities, such as manufacturing, logistics, and construction.
Key figures and investors associated with Voxel include industry experts in AI and computer vision, though specific names are not provided. The company has achieved notable success in deploying its technology across various sectors, significantly improving safety records and operational efficiencies for its clients. Voxel's impact is evident in its ability to provide actionable insights that help organizations protect their workforce and streamline operations, solidifying its reputation as a leader in AI-driven safety solutions.
Companies similar to Voxel include Noetive, SiteVue AI, Verkada and Rhombus.
Voxel was founded in 2020.
Voxel's headquarters is located in San Francisco, CA, US.
Voxel's most recent funding round was for $12M (USD) in August 2023.
As of Aug 30, 2023, Voxel has disclosed funding of $48M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Voxel has 52 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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