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Maritime startup Captain’s Eye receives $4 million investment from SixAI

28.06.22|James Spiro

The company, founded in 2020, developed an AI-based system that detects unusual events on ships in real-time, preventing property, physical, and financial damage that might occur at sea

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SixAI to invest $40 million to help commercialize IAI’s military technology

27.10.21|Udi Etsion

As part of the agreement, Israel Aerospace Industries will make its in-house technologies available to SixAI as well as its laboratory services and experimental facilities. Poliakine: "Image processing that enables a missile to detect a target can also greatly upgrade CT scan capabilities"

טקס חתימה SixAI ISC Yozma Group Korea

Israeli startup SixAI signs strategic partnership in South Korea

Ran Poliakine's company signed an agreement to form a joint venture (JV) with major South Korean semiconductor test solutions provider, ISC, and tech-focused investment company, Yozma Group Korea