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Vayyar Imaging

6 stories about Vayyar Imaging
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“Moving into new markets requires the ability to give people freedom to really take risks.”

07.09.22|CTech
Allowing employees the freedom and support to take big risks is necessary to move into new markets, says Raviv Melamed, CEO of Vayyar Imaging.
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Vayyar Care’s new tech solution for an old person problem

06.07.22|James Spiro
Adults who care for their parents from afar can install sensors helping them track the behavior and potential falls of the elderly
מוסף 50 הסטארטאפים המבטיחים הנהלת מירי רטנר ו נפתלי חייטוגם מייסדי Vayyar

3D Imaging Sensor Company Vayyar Partners With Japan’s Aisin

07.01.20|Adi Pick
Vayyar develops 3D imaging sensors that can see through human tissue, most man-made surfaces, and barriers such as smoke and steam
מוסף 50 הסטארטאפים המבטיחים הנהלת מירי רטנר ו נפתלי חייטוגם מייסדי Vayyar

3D Imaging Sensor Company Vayyar Raises $109 Million

20.11.19|Adi Pick and Hagar Ravet
Vayyar develops 3D imaging sensors that can see through human tissue, most man-made surfaces, and barriers such as smoke and steam using low-power radio wave technology
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SoftBank Launches IoT Partnership with Sensor Developer Vayyar Imaging

31.12.17|Lilach Baumer
SoftBank and the Israel-based company will collaborate on products for the Japanese Market
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Sensor Developer Vayyar Imaging Raises $45 Million

13.12.17|Lilach Baumer
The company's 3D imaging sensors can penetrate through solid objects and are used in various industries, from medical to automotive and construction