Intenseye offers an enterprise-ready computer vision AI platform that provides continuous visibility into unsafe acts, ergonomic risks, and leading indicators that precede work-related injuries or illnesses. The solution alerts EHS teams to hazards often missed by manual audits and strips personally identifiable information from captured video to preserve worker privacy. In 2023 the platform alerted customers to more than 36 million unsafe instances and now protects over 100,000 workers across thousands of sites in more than 25 countries and 30+ industries. The company emphasizes privacy-by-design and is rolling out further privacy innovations, including a forthcoming Gen AI video anonymization feature. Product roadmaps include expanding the technology ecosystem to better leverage customers' existing infrastructure, incorporating large language models (LLMs), and adding mobile support to optimize additional use cases. Intenseye has expanded its go-to-market team and global footprint, growing 125% in 2023 across six continents. Intenseye offers an AI-powered EHS software platform that integrates 24/7 with existing facility camera feeds to anonymously identify health and safety violations in real time. The system processes live video streams using computer vision models and millions of hours of real-world customer data to rapidly identify over 35 unsafe act types. When incidents occur, EHS professionals receive real-time alerts via the platform, email, or SMS to enable rapid remediation. The product can be remotely deployed by integrating into customers' existing cameras and is designed to adapt as physical environments and risks change. Intenseye’s software is deployed across more than 40 cities for global industrial groups and Fortune 500 companies in the US, Europe and Asia. The company plans to use new funding to expand its go-to-market strategy and build on its existing international manufacturer customer base. Intenseye integrates with network-connected cameras inside facilities and applies computer-vision models to detect unsafe behaviors and compliance issues in real time. Its dashboard incorporates federal and local workplace safety laws plus an organization’s own rules, and managers can customize detections with a drag-and-drop interface. The platform can identify about 30 different unsafe behaviors and delivers immediate alerts to EHS teams by text or email when violations occur. Intenseye aggregates compliance data into facility-level scores and diagnostic insights. The company charges a base deployment fee plus an annual fee based on the number of monitored cameras. The team is 20 people, is deployed across 30 cities, and plans to use recent funding to grow sales and marketing and advance go-to-market efforts.

Total raised

$93M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Feb 2024