AnyVision develops a Recognition AI platform, branded as Access Point AI, that powers touchless access control, video surveillance, watchlist alerting, and operational insights such as occupancy analytics, people counting, and dwell times. The company emphasizes edge computing by integrating SDKs and software onto edge devices (smart cameras, bodycams, and chips) to deliver fast, secure, and cost-effective video analytics. AnyVision highlights privacy features including bystander blurring, dynamic data retention, and limits on storing data for individuals not on watchlists. Its technology serves customers across financial services, gaming, stadiums, education, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and manufacturing/distribution verticals. The company reports top rankings in 1:1 verification across all five categories in NIST’s Face Recognition Vendor Test and lists strategic partnerships with Honeywell, Schneider Electric, Boon Edam, Ambarella, Nvidia, and regional system integrators. Proceeds from the recent financing will be used to accelerate product innovation, expand into new markets, and grow its channel program. AnyVision develops AI-driven computer vision software for touchless access control, automated watchlist alerting, and remote authentication. The company offers a Touchless Access Control system that uses facial recognition to authenticate people at physical entry points from about three meters away. Its Remote Authentication product is delivered via a mobile SDK that compares a user’s face to an official ID and performs liveness checks in under one second. AnyVision emphasizes accuracy in challenging conditions (including with masks) and privacy protection by storing only a mathematical vector of a person’s face. The company sees demand across corporate real estate, banking and financial services, manufacturing, hospitality, travel, healthcare, and online gaming. It announced $43 million in new funding to scale these products and accelerate delivery of capabilities for enterprises and remote services. AnyVision builds core computer vision software for face, body, and object recognition that is camera- and framework-agnostic. Its solutions power use cases including security and surveillance, mobile authentication, access control, and real-world analytics across banks, stadiums, casinos, and retail. The company emphasizes privacy and ethical use, stating its technology renders data as mathematical vectors and does not capture or share user images. AnyVision says its products are used by hundreds of global customers, including many Fortune 50 clients. The company has more than 240 employees, offices in Tel Aviv, New York, Mexico, London, and Singapore, and a dedicated team of over 30 PhDs in Belfast focused on computer vision research. New funding will be used to expand the company’s existing geographies and industry verticals. AnyVision builds computer-vision software for tracking people and objects, targeting enterprise security and identity use cases. The company offers a camera-agnostic surveillance product called Better Tomorrow that provides object and human-tracking insights. Its consumer-facing product, Sesame, is aimed at mobile banking authentication on hundreds of millions of phones. AnyVision is also working to release a retail analytics platform. The company employs about 200 people and is pushing to commercialize and monetize its technology across industry-tailored solutions. Financially, the startup has expanded its Series A and closed the round at $43 million after an earlier $28 million announcement in mid-2018. AnyVision is a Tel Aviv-based AI company that builds face, body and object recognition technology and the underlying system infrastructure to deploy smart cameras. Its core products include a security offering called "Better Tomorrow," a facial verification product called FaceKey, and a retail analytics platform planned for release later this summer, with additional efforts in sports and entertainment. The company emphasizes scalability, saying a single GPU can handle more than 20 concurrent full‑HD camera streams. AnyVision also highlights privacy features such as automatic face pixelation so operators cannot see individuals' faces. The company has 130 employees and plans to open three new offices by the end of the year. Financially, AnyVision has just closed a $28 million Series A led by Bosch.

Total raised

$423M

Funding rounds

5

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jul 2021