Funding Ailytics Raised $7.4M on a Deliberately Unglamorous Bet: Don't Sell the Camera Tin Men Capital led the Singapore company's Series A on 26 October. Its CTO's pitch is that advanced computer vision runs on a decade-old camera — which puts it directly against a category that has raised far more money to put new hardware on site. Among the participants: a Japanese cloud-camera company the release calls the country's largest, and an unnamed Japanese contractor. Hugo Pegley · Nov 3, 2026
Funding Sensera Systems Raises $27M to Turn Solar-Powered Site Cameras Into AI Eyes The Colorado company already has the hardware on thousands of job sites: self-contained, solar-powered, wirelessly connected cameras. The Series B is a bet that the durable value is in the software layer — turning all that video into real-time AI insight rather than footage nobody watches. Hugo Pegley · Jun 18, 2026