Invisible AI secured $3.6M in Seed Funding round from 8VC

Invisible AI, a San-Francisco, CA-based next-generation computer vision company, has now secured a $3.6 million in the seed funding round.

The 8VC led the latest funding round. Other participating investors include K9 Ventures, iRobot Ventures, Slow Ventures, and Sierra Ventures.

Invisible AI is founded by Eric Danziger. It offers a no-code, edge-based computer vision platform which tracks body movement to improve manual assembly processes in manufacturing facilities.

Executive Opinion

Eric Danziger, CEO of Invisible AI, said, "We are proud to be working closely with 8VC and other strategic partners to help us advance the product and meet demand. We are already working with some of the best names in manufacturing, but we believe every organization can benefit from our AI-enabled cameras. Our service helps to assure high quality, a safe workplace, and replicate best practices throughout manufacturing facilities."

Alex Moore, the partner at 8VC, said, "8VC is excited to help Invisible AI expand its reach and grow its customer base. We are convinced that Invisible AI is set to have a huge impact on the $200-billion global manufacturing market, saving money and helping improve processes for a multitude of clients."

Invisible AI's Latest Funding

The company, as of now, has plans to use the new funds to grow the team and expand product capabilities.