Nanit has developed a smart monitor that combines computer vision and advanced camera sensors that measure a baby’s sleep cycle.

Founded in 2015, Israeli startup Lightico developed a mobile platform to help businesses run their online transactions more efficiently.

The cybersecurity startup will use the funds to meet market demand driven largely by COVID-19 and the work from anywhere movement.

The company developed the Gong Revenue Intelligence Platform which “captures and understands every customer interaction,” then delivers insights at scale.

Chorus.ai's solution improves both the salesperson’s selling skills, based on insights and data that show what impacts the outcome of sales conversations.

The company's customers include financial institutions, governments, telecomms, and critical infrastructure organizations across the US, Europe, and Asia.

US-Israeli financial technology firm Pagaya has raised a $102 million Series D funding round, the company announced on Tuesday.  Participants in the round include Aflac Global Ventures, the venture capital holding company of top insurance firm, Aflac Incorporated, Poalim Capital Markets, the investment banking arm of Bank Hapoalim, Viola, Oak HC/FT, Harvey Golub, a Pagaya board […]

The impact of the pandemic was felt in the months of February and March, and will likely mean a jarring second quarter, according to a new IVC-ZAG S&W report.

The new round of funding will be used to grow the company's global brand partnership team.

SeeTree, which provides farmers with intelligence on individual trees, will use the funding to scale the business, refine the technology, and add additional components to its existing service.

The latest funding round will be used to scale up operations, improve the company's drone delivery systems and provide seed funding for its North Carolina program.

This funding round brings the total amount raised by the company to date to $55 million, and will be used to accelerate customer acquisition and support product innovation.

The round was led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Planven Investments, OurCrowd, Comdata Group, and Salesforce Ventures.

The round was led by Insight Venture Partners, with participation from Chinese giant Alibaba.

The funding will be used to accelerate go-to-market growth, increase innovation velocity and expand Quali's sales footprint in the United States.