AI startup gets funds to prevent widespread work accidents

By Saritha Rai
Published 2 Min Read

Two construction workers in yellow hard hats; one worker injured his finger, and the other is kneeling next to him.
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Intenseye has raised $64 million in a funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners to develop AI that can detect and help fix potential hazards in the workplace, an effort it says can help save lives and reduce economic losses from millions of accidents every year.

The New York-headquartered startup’s latest financing, in which existing backers Insight Partners, Point Nine and Air Street Capital also took part, takes its total funding to about $90 million to date.

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