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The mediator was launched as a game to scan cars for security threats, but Israeli start, while the founders can make more typical vehicle inspections, the start of the AI-Night-Neural computer vision systems are really struck.
Now the company is developing a financial strategy. Usual declared Wednesday morning in 2023 a $ 191 million extension Seriya D round Toyota’s woven capital was led by the Growth Fund. The round, capital financing includes a $ 41 million mixture, by participating in the UMC capital and Myberg – and a $ 150 million borrowed debt.
“We separate a large number of places and we receive a large number of strategic transactions in the last year, and we need to really support,” Uveye CEO and co-founder Amir Hever said in an interview. “Thus, the more system financing, more units, and scale, there is a need that can be scale really quickly.”
The borrower includes a $ 100 million price for $ 100 million and an additional $ 50 million, and in 2025 will help you place the inspection system near about 700.
Systems – Which cars can driving and the underwear, exterior and internal – Amazon, Carmax became popular with customers invested 2023 in the series d) and even car dealers and manufacturers.
Hever influenced Uveye’s technological and business model, noting that he works with these clients. The company first focused on the bottom of the car, as he tried to modernize the roadside security examinations. However, customers began to test things like wearing tires or to scan to damage the appearance of the car to damage the appearance of the car.
“Today, how to check market needs and vehicles, however, how to help them to increase their business and how to help them, and how to help, a step (process) was a step (process) and” Hever said.
Now He said he scans about a million cars in the month of Uveye.