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Vision AI training and deployment startup Roboflow raises $40M - SiliconANGLE
Vision AI training and deployment startup Roboflow raises $40M Visual artificial intelligence development startup Roboflow Inc. said today it has closed on a $40 million Series B round of funding to continue building the tools developers need to make more advanced AI systems that can see and
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Exclusive: Roboflow, vision AI startup, raises $40 million Series B
When I met Joseph Nelson, CEO and cofounder of Roboflow, I asked him a question that I ask pretty much everyone: If we randomly met at a party, how would you explain what your company does? "I tell people that Roboflow makes developer tools to create a sense of visual understanding," Nelson told
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Roboflow, a startup specializing in visual AI development, has raised $40 million in Series B funding to enhance its platform for building and deploying computer vision models across various industries.

Roboflow, a startup specializing in visual artificial intelligence (AI) development, has successfully closed a $40 million Series B funding round. The investment was led by GV, with participation from Craft Ventures, Y Combinator, and notable tech figures including Guillermo Rauch of Vercel AI, Jeff Dean of Google, and Amjad Masad of Replit
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.Roboflow has created an end-to-end solution for building computer vision models and integrating them into applications. The platform offers a range of tools for:
This comprehensive approach simplifies the process of incorporating visual AI into products, allowing developers to start with raw image or video data and progress to production-ready applications
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.The versatility of Roboflow's platform has led to its adoption across various industries:
Joseph Nelson, co-founder and CEO of Roboflow, emphasizes the platform-level shift that visual AI represents, comparing its impact to that of the cloud and internet
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.Roboflow has achieved significant traction in the market:
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With the new funding, Roboflow plans to:
Crystal Huang, General Partner at GV and new board member of Roboflow, sees potential across various sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, retail, healthcare, and hospitality
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.Nelson believes that visual understanding will become a fundamental capability for most companies. He points out that enterprises already possess vast amounts of underutilized visual data assets and highlights the emergence of billion-dollar startups in markets that didn't exist five years ago, thanks to computer vision
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.As the company continues to grow, Roboflow aims to bridge the gap between the visual world and software, enabling a wide range of applications that can interpret and act upon visual information more effectively.
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