These AI companies are triggering major tech changes amid the tumultuous times in 2022
Artificial intelligence possesses the ability to rationalize and take actions that have the best chance of achieving a specific goal. The goals of artificial intelligence include computer-enhanced learning, reasoning, and perception. But despite its advantages, there are several critics who believe that advanced AI can have complex effects on society. Here, we have listed the top 10 change-makers that are transforming the AI industry in 2022.
Intellifusion
Intellivision Technologies has been focusing on developing a vision processor that accelerates deep neural networks in visual recognition and search, in endpoints such as IP cameras and robots as well as in the cloud. Relying on the elite international technical team and the“full stack” AI tech platforms, the company develops products and solutions in various verticals, including public safety, smart business, intelligent supercomputing, AIoT, etc., which is widely applied in more than 80 cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou, etc. around China and Southeast Asian countries.
Interos
Interos is the operational resilience company, reinventing how companies manage their supply chains and business relationships through our breakthrough Operational Resilience Cloud that uses artificial intelligence to model the ecosystems of complex businesses into a living global map, down to any single supplier, anywhere. Interos helps reduce risk, avoid disruptions, and achieve superior enterprise adaptability, while uncovering game-changing opportunities to radically change the way companies see, learn and profit from their relationships.
Iris Automation
Iris Automation is a safety avionics technology company pioneering on and off-board perception systems and aviation policy services that enable customers to build scalable flight operations for commercial crewed and uncrewed aircraft. Iris’ Casia system runs either onboard the aircraft or in an aground-based configuration, allowing them to fly safely with minimal human intervention. The company works closely with civil aviation authorities globally as they implement regulatory frameworks ensuring uncrewed aircraft flight beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) is conducted safely, partnering on multiple FAA UAS Integration Pilot Programs, NASA’s Unmanned Traffic Management program, and Transport Canada’s BVLOS Technology Demonstration Program.
Lightricks
Lightricks is a pioneer in innovative technologies that leads to breakthrough moments throughout the creation process. On a mission to push the limits of technology to reimagine the way creators express themselves, the company brings a unique blend of cutting-edge academic research and design to every user experience. The company received a whopping US$130 million in the Series D round, which also comprised US$100 million in primary funding and US$30 million in secondary funding.
Meero
Meero aims to revolutionize the world of photography by allowing photographers to dedicate themselves to their passion. From providing revenues and market research to invoicing, post-production, and delivery, Meero takes care of all the laborious, time-consuming tasks which plague the industry. Above all, the company aims to provide them with tools for file compatibility, CRM, marketing, and other daily needs. The company raised US$230 billion in June 2019, which pushed the valuation to US$1 billion, making it one of Europe’s fastest-growing companies of the decade.
MiningLamp
MiningLamp is a fast-growing startup aiming to provide enterprises with big data solutions. It is committed to exploring the next generation of artificial intelligence technology in the industry with high knowledge and management complexity. The company helps clients to build their own knowledge graphs, then apply artificial intelligence to their business, and finally transform data into insights. Founded in 2014, MiningLamp secured CNY1.2 billion (US$169.3 million) in its first three rounds of funding and by 2018 had a valuation of over US$1 billion, making it an AI unicorn.
Moveworks
Moveworks is the AI platform that powers the best places to work. Its platform lets employees focus on what really matters by providing support in seconds while enabling leaders to prevent problems in advance. With Moveworks, companies like Hearst, DocuSign, and Broadcom make work magic. Founded in 2016, Moveworks has raised US$315 million in funding, at a valuation of US$2.1 billion. The company has been named on the Forbes AI 50 list for three consecutive years and recognized as the Best Chatbot Solution at the 2021 AI Breakthrough Awards.
NotCo
For people who believe in eating healthier, making tasty food should be effortless. NotCo is a Foodtech company, that reinvents animal-based foods using only plants. Unlike traditional food businesses, our company uses technology to recreate the same products we love to eat in a natural, sustainable, and affordable way, keeping them functional, easy to use, and mouth-wateringly delicious.
Nuro
Nuro’s custom electric autonomous vehicles are designed to bring the things you need from produce to prescriptions right to your home. Nuro’s autonomous delivery can give you valuable time back and more freedom to do what you love. This convenient, eco-friendly, safe alternative to driving can make streets safer and cities more livable. Nuro has brought autonomous delivery to local communities in Texas, Arizona, and California for less driving and more thriving.
Olive
Olive is the automation company creating the Internet of Healthcare. Addressing healthcare’s most burdensome issues with intelligent automation, Olive shines a bright light that drives connections between siloed technologies. She increases revenue, reduces costs, and improves efficiency for hospitals, health systems, and payers, so everyone can benefit from a healthier industry tomorrow. The company gained U$225.5 million in funding in 2020, which enabled it to become a unicorn. Tiger Global led the round and was joined by existing investors General Catalyst, Drive Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank along with new investors GV, Sequoia Capital Global Equities, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Transformation Capital Partners.
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