Ajira develops behavior-recognition AI and commercializes it as the AI security product 'AI Security asilla'. Headquartered in Machida, Tokyo, the company has been selling asilla for about a year with deployments in large commercial and complex facilities, hospitals, educational institutions, railways, airports and other public and private infrastructure. Asilla operates on existing cameras, can process up to 50 camera feeds per server in its enterprise plan, and uses a patented "anomaly detection" approach to identify precursors to incidents. The product provides local, secure 24/7 monitoring and instant notifications (within one second) when abnormal behavior is detected. Planned feature updates include fire/flame detection and unattended-object detection to broaden use cases in facility and transportation security. Financially, Ajira has completed a Series C extension bringing the round to ¥760M to date and has raised ¥1.7B in total funding. Asilla has developed proprietary behavior-recognition AI and sells an AI security system called AI Security asilla that analyzes existing camera feeds to detect abnormal or suspicious behavior. The product can run locally, process up to 50 cameras per server, and uses a patented “discomfort detection” method for early warning; it is deployed in complex facilities, commercial sites, hospitals, educational institutions and transportation infrastructure across Japan. The company emphasizes low initial cost by leveraging existing cameras and a secure, local network architecture to avoid external video leakage. Asilla is expanding its product lineup and sales network to grow revenue by entering markets beyond its traditional customers. Management plans to strengthen the asilla sales organization, continue evolving the core AI technology, and enhance corporate governance to build a scalable business foundation. The company is headquartered in Machida, Tokyo, and is led by CEO Daisuke Kimura. Asilla develops proprietary behavioral-recognition AI for video analytics and has released a facility-targeted AI security system called “Asilla.” The company reports growing deployments in large commercial facilities and office buildings since the product launch this year. It positions the system to address security industry labor shortages and improve safety, and it says it intends to pursue global expansion in the future. Asilla plans to use new capital and partnerships to strengthen its sales channels, advance its behavior-recognition models, and enhance corporate governance. The company was founded on June 1, 2015, and is headquartered in Machida, Tokyo. Reported corporate details include paid-in capital of ¥56,125 thousand.

Total raised

$9M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Mar 2024