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What went wrong at AnyVision? Lessons from a $352M flameout
21.01.25Big investors, bold promises, and why the Israeli AI startup struggled to commercialize.
Facial recognition firm Oosto, formerly AnyVision, sold for $125M after raising $352M
AnyVision raises $235 million Series C led by SoftBank
Rafael enters the computer vision market, in talks to launch joint defense company with AnyVision
Who is Investing in Traveltech and What Company Raised $40 Million?
Face Recognition Startup AnyVision Continues Layoff Spree
Face Recognition Startup AnyVision to Deploy Thermal Cameras at Tel Aviv Hospital
Face Recognition Startup AnyVision Places Dozens of Employees on Unpaid Leave, Report Says
Microsoft Sells its Stake in AnyVision, Desists Minor Investments in Facial Identification Technologies
High Profile Spy Companies Are Damaging Israel’s Image
Microsoft Announces Probe Into Israeli Facial Recognition Startup’s West Bank Activity
Microsoft, DFJ Growth Back Tel Aviv-Based Computer Vision Startup AnyVision
Qualcomm Ventures, Lightspeed Back Computer Vision Startup AnyVision
14.01.19AnyVision develops software for real-time face and object recognition in large crowds
Qualcomm Sets Up $100 Million AI Fund, Invests in AI Startup AnyVision
Bank Hapoalim Partners With Local Startup to Give Biometric Access to Bank Accounts
Bosch Leads $28 Million Round for AI-Based Recognition Startup AnyVision
