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מנהל הטכנולוגיות ב-4M Analytics: "החזון הוא להפוך מפות תשתיות לעדכניות ודיגיטליות" | כלכליסט
Yaniv Shalev, CTO of 4M Analytics, spoke at a Proptech conference about the companys vision to transform infrastructure maps into updated, digital formats. Shalev explained that managing infrastructure projects is challenging due to the involvement of different engineers, contractors, and regulations. He highlighted the importance of heavy algorithmic work to convert raw data into valuable information. 4M Analytics aims to create updated, digital, and accessible infrastructure maps by collecting millions of data points from various sources. The companys system can identify sensitive points in the ground, such as special permits, intersections with other infrastructures, and sensitivity to flood areas.
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TAU Systems Got $15M, 4M Analytics' New HQ, and More Austin Tech News
Last week, TAU Systems raised $15M in seed funding to develop smaller, more affordable particle accelerators. 4M Analytics announced a new Austin headquarters and is creating a digital map of Texas underground utilities. CertifID launched PayoffProtect to prevent wire fraud in real estate transactions. Five Austin companies joined Built Ins Future 5 list of up-and-coming startups. Kazoo + WorkTango rebranded to WorkTango and launched an enhanced version of its employee experience platform.
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4M Analytics raises additional $30 million to map US subsurface infrastructure | CTech
4M Analytics, a startup specializing in subsurface infrastructure mapping, has raised an additional $30 million in funding, bringing its Series A total to $45 million. The funding will be used to create a map of the United States subsurface infrastructure and expand the companys team. 4M Analytics has developed a digital repository of comprehensive utility data that helps engineers identify and locate underground utilities early in the project lifecycle. The companys product, 4Map, compiles all utility data into one dashboard, allowing customers to view utility data for multiple infrastructure projects simultaneously. The funding round was led by Insight Partners and ITI Venture Capital Partners, with participation from current investors Viola Ventures and F2 Venture Capital. Former Waze CEO Noam Bardin and Moovit CEO Nir Erez also participated in the round.
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"Our vision is to create the first map product to access the world below us" CTech
Israeli data startup 4M Analytics is using a combination of satellite and other data to map underground infrastructure and assist linear construction companies. The companys product, 4Map, relies on layers of data, including remote sensing satellite technology, topographical maps, and location data. By providing a clear picture of whats underground, 4M Analytics aims to help construction companies avoid surprises and mitigate risks during the construction process. The company has raised $18 million from investors including Viola Ventures and F2 Capital and plans to launch 4Map in Q3 of 2022. 4M Analytics hopes to become a platform offering other mapping products for construction professionals and aims to go public in the future.
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'Underground Google Maps' co 4M Analytics raises $11m
Israeli subsurface utility mapping company 4M Analytics has completed an $11 million financing round led by Viola Ventures. The company, founded in 2019, has raised a total of $18 million. 4M Analytics initially focused on mapping minefields but pivoted to subsurface utility mapping in 2020. The company combines satellite and aerial photography with existing data to provide precise mapping of underground infrastructures. It currently has 25 customers in Israel and the US. The financing round will accelerate the companys development and its goal of mapping all underground infrastructures in the US within three years. 4M Analytics also plans to establish a US headquarters.
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הסטארט-אפ שרצה לנקות מוקשים - וגילה בדרך בוננזה של תשתיות
4M Analytics, an Israeli start-up founded by former military personnel, has shifted its focus from landmine detection to underground infrastructure mapping. The company uses existing maps and satellite images to detect patterns and signs on the ground that reveal what lies beneath, saving construction companies months of exploratory digging and preventing dangerous encounters with existing infrastructure. 4M Analytics is already working with companies such as Danya Cebus, Electra and the Israel Electric Corporation, and has conducted pilots with infrastructure companies abroad.
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Israeli company could clear world's minefields in just 10 years
Israeli startup 4M Analytics is developing a minefield-location intelligence solution that deploys machine-learning technologies and software-guided robots for mine clearing. The company aims to reduce the risks, costs, and casualties associated with manual demining. By predicting the precise positions of explosive remnants of war (ERW), 4M Analytics can reduce the size of suspected minefields by approximately 80%. The company estimates that it could bring down ERW clearing costs from $4-$8 per square meter to $1.76 per square meter, and clear landmines from affected countries in just 10 years at an estimated cost of $60 million. 4M Analytics envisions working with global corporate partners to invest the money saved by its system back into humanitarian projects in affected countries.
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https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/the-israeli-start-up-clearing-minefields-with-artificial-intelligence-599755
Israeli start-up 4M Analytics, founded by former officers from the IDF Combat Engineering Corps, offers an artificial intelligence and autonomous robot-based solution for mine clearance. The companys technology, validated in Israeli minefields, aims to precisely identify and reduce hazardous areas, reducing the cost of mine clearance from $4-8 per square meter to $1.76 per square meter. 4M Analytics is currently seeking business-to-government deals and pilot projects in Ukraine, Turkey, Nigeria, and Cyprus. The company also plans to explore applications in infrastructure development, agriculture, and oil and gas industries.
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