AI startup roundup: Digital-led sustainable construction, centralized intranetsAI startup roundup: Digital-led sustainable construction, centralized intranets
Also - AI chips, autonomous drones, NLP-based marketing platform
July 12, 2022

Also - AI chips, autonomous drones, NLP-based marketing platform
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Funding blitz
Startup: Happeo - Finnish intranet provider. Happeo offers a 'virtual headquarters' designed to centralize information and knowledge internally
Latest funding: $26 million, series B
Lead investors: Endeit Capital, Smartfin, Evli Growth Partners
Other investors: Inkef, Maki.vc, Vendep Capital
Funding plans: Happeo will use the funds to invest in its product and development teams, and further expand in North America while retaining its position in its home market of Europe.
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Startup: 011h - Barcelona-based construction company focused on sustainable building using digital platforms and technology
Latest funding: $25 million, series A
Lead investors: Redalpine
Other investors: Seaya Andromeda, Breega, Aldea Ventures, Giuseppe Zocco, Foundamental, A/O Proptech
Funding plans: 011h will look to further develop its digital platform and building system as well as grow its team and partner network across its home market of Spain and wider Europe.
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Startup: Rebellions - Korean AI chip developer. Rebellions are designing chips for use in data centers, autonomous vehicles and fintech
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Latest funding: $22.8 million, series A extension
Investors: KT
Funding plans: The Korean company will continue the production of its AI chip prototype, ATOM, which is designed for cloud and data center applications.
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Startup: Voyantis - Israeli developer of codeless AI platforms for use by marketing teams. The platform can predict user lifetime value through ML.
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Latest funding: $19 million, seed round
Investors: Target Global, Square Peg, Schusterman Family Investments, Kaedan Capital, Stormbreaker, Jibe Venture
Funding plans: Voyantis will look to expand its product offerings
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Startup: Wonder Robotics - Tel Aviv-based company developing technology to enable autonomous flight and landing of commercial drones.
Latest funding: $4 Million, seed round
Lead investors: Elron Ventures
Other investors: Besadno Investment Group
Funding plans: The funds will be used to scale up operation and marketing efforts while developing technology for additional applications
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Startup: WiseWorks - London-based startup using NLP to help businesses automate compliance tasks like tracking and reporting digital communications.
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Latest funding: $1.1 million, seed round
Lead investors: Veridian Ventures
Other investors: SyndicateRoom, Istcapital, Founders Factory, R42
Funding plans: WiseWork will now look to expand its team and further develop its products.
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In other news
AI consultants OpTeamizer unveil startup investment plans
Israeli AI consultancy OpTeamizer has announced plans to invest in pre-seed companies developing AI applications.
OpTeamizer said it will invest in around 10 early-stage Israeli-based startups, with each investment ranging from $50,000 to more than $300,000.
Founded in 2015 by former GE Healthcare software lead Tomer Gal, OpTeamizer has previously provided personnel training across AI, working with companies in the health care and defense sectors.
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