Ride Vision Overview
Ride Vision develops an automated driver assistance system designed specifically for motorcycles, utilizing advanced computer vision and AI algorithms. Its Collision Aversion Technology (CAT) is a fusion of artificial intelligence (neural networks) and computer vision designed to seamlessly integrate with the motorcycles, utilizing only standard cameras as visual sensors. CAT recognizes and analyzes only relevant threats without the need for expensive hardware and without disturbing the rider's focus. CAT footage analysis is built to use any sensor available on a motorcycle, significantly reducing production cost and providing freedom of modularity to manufacturers. CAT and its continuous data analysis provide predictive vision with unprecedented, affordable road control and safety for every rider on any motorcycle.
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בשורה לרוכבי האופנוע? הסטרטאפ הישראלי שיציל חיים באמצעות טכנולוגיה חדישה
Israeli startup Ride Vision aims to prevent motorcycle accidents by providing real-time alerts to riders. The system uses small LED lights on the mirrors to deliver warnings about critical threats, such as insufficient distance, frontal collision risk, slippery surfaces, dangerous curves, and other alerts that increase rider awareness. The system also records every ride using two installed cameras and can provide evidence in case of an accident. Ride Vision was founded by Uri Lavi and Lior Cohen, motorcycle enthusiasts with a high understanding of technology. The companys product focuses on accident prevention, setting it apart from other safety products that primarily focus on post-crash protection.
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Israeli startup develops life-saving tech for 400 million motorbikes - Sponsored Content The Times of Israel
Israeli startup Ride Vision has developed motorcycle safety technology that can prevent accidents and save lives. The system, which consists of two wide-angle cameras and sophisticated software, alerts riders to potential dangers by lighting up or flashing LED lights on the rearview mirrors. Ride Vision has strategic partnerships in place to bring the system to more countries and is working with automotive manufacturers to embed the technology in new bikes. The company recently partnered with Spark Minda, an Indian automotive parts supplier, to supply the system to local manufacturers. Ride Visions technology is addressing the increasing number of motorcycle accidents, particularly in crowded urban areas. The potential market for the system is the 400 million motorbikes worldwide. Ride Vision is also working on future features, such as a rear collision warning system and an emergency calling system.
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Spark Minda partners Israel based Ride Vision for Collision Avoidance technology
Spark Minda, a leading automotive component manufacturer, has partnered with Ride Vision to launch Artificial Intelligence-enabled Collision Avoidance Technology solutions in the domestic two-wheeler market. The partnership aims to address the safety concerns of customers in the Indian market and reduce two-wheeler accidents and fatalities. Spark Mindas nation-wide reach and market share will facilitate the successful incorporation of the technology in new motorbikes and the aftermarket. The company is committed to offering advanced products and technologies to increase human safety. The partnership with Ride Vision will introduce the first localized Collision Avoidance Product for the Indian market. The article highlights the importance of road safety and the governments efforts to mandate safer features in vehicles. The date of the event is not mentioned in the article.
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Ride Vision raises $7 million for AI that alerts motorcycle riders to collision threats
Ride Vision, a startup developing collision aversion technology for motorcycles, has raised $7 million in a funding round led by OurCrowd. The company has also unveiled an AI-driven safety alert system called Ride Vision 1, which will be available for sale in several European countries in early 2021. The funding will be used for marketing, distribution, and R&D as Ride Vision plans to expand its team. The Ride Vision 1 package includes cameras and LEDs that alert riders to dangerous situations. The system can detect various collision threats and offers customizable alerts, video recording, and ride data analysis. Ride Vision is working with motorcycle manufacturers, resellers, and insurers, and is looking to expand further into the EU and North America. This funding round brings the total raised by Ride Vision to $10 million.
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https://www.jpost.com/opinion/hillels-tech-corner-ride-vision-making-motorcycles-safer-618295
Ride Vision, an Israeli tech company, has developed collision aversion technology (CAT) for motorcycles. The technology uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to recognize and analyze threats on the road, providing a safer driving experience. Ride Vision aims to offer an ADAS-like experience for motorcycles using off-the-shelf cameras. The company has raised over $5 million from investors and has partnerships with Sara Assicurazioni to reduce motorcycle accidents in Italy. Ride Vision plans to expand globally, with a focus on Asian markets. The product is expected to ship in the second half of 2020.
Customers
| Sector | Automotive & Mobility Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $9.5M |
| Last funding | $7M |
| Stage | A |
| Rounds | 2 |
| Investors | 4 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 11-50
Web & Social Links
| Website | ride.vision |
| Careers | Careers page |
| App Store | App Store |
| Google Play | Google Play |
Locations
Galgalei ha-Plada St 11, Herzliya, Israel
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