Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in October 2016 by Benny Sasson, SeismicAI operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $2M across four funding rounds from three investors. In December 2021, SeismicAI secured funding from PipelBiz.
Business overview
SeismicAI is a global provider of earthquake and tsunami early warning (ETEW) and seismic-monitoring solutions for both private and public sectors. The company offers ETEW-as-a-service, featuring robust and cost-effective on- and off-network solutions designed to ensure business continuity and public safety. Utilizing artificial intelligence, machine learning, and sensing technologies, SeismicAI's solutions aim to minimize loss of life and physical damage while maintaining operational continuity before, during, and after seismic events. It serves enterprises, organizations, and governments across industries such as defense, safety, and transportation infrastructure.
Strategic signal
In July 2023, SeismicAI expanded its operations by launching activities in Oklahoma, signaling a strategic move to address seismic risks in new geographic markets. This expansion demonstrates the company's commitment to broadening its reach and applying its early warning systems to regions prone to seismic activity, indicating potential for market penetration and growth in critical infrastructure protection.
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- What is SeismicAI's core offering?
- SeismicAI provides earthquake and tsunami early warning (ETEW) and seismic-monitoring solutions as a service for private and public sectors, focusing on business continuity and public safety.
- When was SeismicAI founded?
- SeismicAI was founded in October 2016.
- What was a key strategic development for SeismicAI in July 2023?
- In July 2023, SeismicAI launched its activities in Oklahoma, expanding its operational footprint.
- What was a notable collaboration for SeismicAI in June 2023?
- In June 2023, SeismicAI collaborated with Tel Aviv University to enhance the earthquake early warning system in Canada.