Topic: series funding
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AI-Powered Stop Sign Cameras Catch Reckless Drivers
A California startup, Obvio, has developed AI-powered smart stop signs that target dangerous driving violations while minimizing privacy concerns by processing footage locally and deleting non-violation data within 12 hours. The company secured $22 million in Series A funding and focuses on addre...
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Hedra, AI Baby Podcast App, Secures $32M from a16z
Hedra, an AI video generation startup, raised $32 million in Series A funding to develop lifelike AI-generated characters for podcasts and videos, leveraging its proprietary Character-3 model. The company integrates third-party tools like ElevenLabs and Veo 2 to enhance content creation, targetin...
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Blinq Secures $25M to Revolutionize Business Cards
Blinq, a Melbourne-based startup, raised $25 million in Series A funding to modernize professional networking with its digital business card platform. The platform serves 2.5 million users globally, offering customizable digital cards integrated with QR codes, NFC, and CRM systems like HubSpot an...
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Buzzy Investing App Dub Raises $30M in Series A Funding
Dub, a fast-growing investment platform, raised $30 million in Series A funding, bringing its total capital to $47 million, validating its approach to democratizing trading strategies. Founded by 23-year-old Steven Wang, Dub offers copy-trading functionality and has surpassed 1 million downloads,...
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Nuvo Secures $34M From Sequoia & Spark for B2B Trade Network
Nuvo, a San Francisco-based B2B commerce startup, raised $34 million in Series A funding from Sequoia Capital and Spark Capital to modernize trade with its digital platform. Founded in 2021, Nuvo operates like a LinkedIn for B2B trade, helping businesses verify partners and streamline transaction...
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IXI Secures $36.5M From Amazon to Revolutionize Prescription Glasses
A Finnish startup is shaking up the eyewear industry with cutting-edge technology that could make traditional prescription glasses obsolete. IXI, a Helsinki-based company, just secured $36.5 million in Series A funding, with backing from Amazon’s Alexa Fund and other prominent investors.
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