InfiniMind, founded by former Google Japan executives Aza Kai and Hiraku Yanagita, develops vision-language AI systems that turn petabytes of otherwise unused video and audio into actionable business intelligence. Its first product, TV Pulse, launched in Japan in April 2025 and already serves broadcasters, agencies, wholesalers, and other media clients by tracking product exposure, brand presence, sentiment, and PR impact in real time. The company’s forthcoming flagship platform, DeepFrame, is slated for beta release in March and full launch in April 2026; it can analyze 200 hours of footage at a time to identify specific scenes, speakers, or events with no-code workflows. InfiniMind differentiates itself through unlimited video-length processing, integrated audio and speech understanding, and a strong focus on cost efficiency for enterprise monitoring, safety, security, and content-analysis use cases. The startup is relocating its headquarters to the United States while maintaining an engineering office in Tokyo to support global expansion. It already has paying customers and plans to use new capital to hire more engineers, scale infrastructure, and commercialize DeepFrame. To date, InfiniMind has raised $5.8 million in seed funding.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Feb 2026