Startup Raises $8.4 Million to Debug Automotive Code

Aurora Labs, a startup based in Tel Aviv, says it is conducting pilots with three automakers

Aurora Labs Ltd., a Tel Aviv startup developing debugging tools for automotive software, announced on Wednesday an $8.4-million funding round.

 

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Aurora Labs’ software is designed to detect software errors in cars and implement repairs and updates automatically. The company said that demand for its service will go up in tandem with the increasing incorporation of computers and software into cars.

 

Auroa Labs co-founders Zohar Fox and Ori Lederman. Photo: Bar Stefansky

The Series A was led by Fraser McCombs Capital as well as MizMaa Ventures, which also participated in the startup’s $2.7-million seed last December.

 

The startup said it has secured three automakers as paying customers and that it will conduct three more pilots in the next few months.