Adasky develops and manufactures high-resolution long-wave infrared (LWIR) thermal imaging systems designed for vehicle safety (ADAS/AV) and smart-city V2I applications. The company designs and manufactures its thermal cameras end-to-end in-house. Its product lineup includes Viper (a small, solid-state, cost-effective LWIR camera for vehicle perception), Sharp Vision (a high-resolution thermal camera and software for stationary V2I and roadway applications), and Viper-R (adapted for elevated body temperature screening). Adasky intends to use the new funding to establish a manufacturing footprint to meet market demand and to advance its shift toward mass production. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics. AdaSky develops FIR sensing solutions for the automotive market, offering Viper — an all-in-one product that combines a high-resolution thermal camera with fusion-ready, deep-learning computer vision algorithms. The company positions its technology as a redundant, 24/7 perception layer to improve night vision and safety for autonomous vehicles. AdaSky’s founding team comprises veterans from semiconductor, thermal sensor, image-processing, and computer vision fields who have worked on FIR sensing for the last decade. The company says the funding will enable rapid global expansion and scaling to meet market demand. AdaSky plans to continue R&D and trials with OEMs and to expand its product feature roadmap, with new features and integrations slated for CES 2019. The announcement was issued from Yokneam, Israel.

Total raised

$35M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Oct 2020