Alumnus Raunaq Bose writes-

Published on November 23, 2021

Humanising Autonomy teaches machines to understand human behaviour - all that is needed is a camera. They are excited to announce that they have recently closed a $11M Series A. The announcement went live a couple of weeks ago - you can find the release here. 

 

Since the close, they have gained a commercial license with the global market leader in consumer dashcams (launching their Behaviour AI platform into every connected dashcam from 2022 onwards), as well as a deal with leaders of the Metaverse.

 

As such, they are looking to bring another partner on board for a second closing, to further accelerate product development and deployment in human-focused automation.

 

If you can help by providing any advice or potential investment, please contact the CTO and co-founder Raunaq directly on [email protected].

 

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