Viziblezone Overview
Viziblezone turns the mobile devices of vulnerable road users (pedestrians, cyclists, scooter drivers, etc.) into life-saving devices. Using pedestrians' mobile devices as a source of real-time human behavioral data, Viziblezone offers an AI-assisted vehicle/pedestrian collision avoidance system. Viziblezone's solution provides critical information to help reduce the effects of drivers' lack of situational awareness on roads.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$1.2MApr 2019
Latest News
growth-positive
An app that helps companies stop spread of inhouse Covid
Mekorot, Israels national water company, will use mobile software from VizibleZone to receive automatic notifications of COVID-19 exposure in its factories and plants. The software allows for contact tracing without tracking locations, ensuring privacy. If a COVID-positive employee is detected, the technology tracks interactions with other employees and alerts those who require quarantine. The goal is to minimize isolation to those in closest proximity. Company managers can use a dashboard tool to conduct epidemiological investigations and maintain business continuity. VizibleZone specializes in turning mobile phones into lifesaving devices and offers solutions for various contexts, including road traffic collision avoidance. The partnership with Mekorot aims to enable employees to safely continue their activities during the pandemic while preserving privacy.
Customers
growth-positive
VizibleZone Signs Contract with the Israeli National Water Company to Provide COVID-19 Exposure Notification Solution
Jerusalem-based AI startup VizibleZone has partnered with Mekorot, Israels National Water Company, to use its exposure notification technology in Mekorots factories and plants to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among employees. VizibleZones software allows businesses to monitor exposure and track employee interactions, alerting relevant employees if they were in proximity to a positive COVID-19 case. The technology is accurate both indoors and outdoors and maintains privacy. The partnership with Mekorot will help ensure business continuity and minimize unnecessary quarantines. VizibleZones technology has been tested and proven to be accurate with minimum false positive alerts. The company aims to provide a safe working environment and assist in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
CustomersPartners
Neutral
Viziblezone app Identify contacts with COVID-19 Patients - Israel Electronics News
Techtime collects anonymous data on visitors for business purposes such as enhancing user experience, digital marketing and search engine optimization. They also collect personal data such as email addresses and names via various forms on their website. All forms are designed in accordance with GDPR requirements. Techtime uses various cloud platforms and third party providers for the purpose of operating this website. They do not share or sell user data for any commercial purpose other than specified. The company has rigorous practices in place to protect the data collected and the communication between visitor and the server is encrypted using SSL.
Customers
growth-positive
Verint to Partner With Startup Viziblezone for COVID-19 Contact Tracing Software
Jerusalem-based AI startup Viziblezone has formed a strategic alliance with global analytics company Verint to offer high accuracy contact tracing technology as part of Verints COVID-19 operational solution. Viziblezones solution, originally designed for pedestrian protection, has been adapted to track exposure to the virus using individuals mobile phones. The technology aims to assist offices and companies in safely returning their workforces, particularly those that require physical presence in close contact environments. The partnership with Verint allows Viziblezone to offer their contact tracing solution as part of a comprehensive COVID-19 solution. The technology has been tested by Israeli government ministries and proven to be accurate with low false positive alerts.
Partners
growth-positive
Viziblezone Wants Cars to Spot Pedestrians By Tracking Their Smartphones
The article discusses Viziblezone, an Israeli startup that is developing a smartphone-based solution for pedestrian detection in autonomous vehicles. The technology aims to turn smartphones into beacons, transmitting the location of pedestrians to nearby vehicles and alerting drivers of potential hazards. Viziblezones solution does not require any new hardware and can detect pedestrians even when they are behind obstacles or in poor visibility conditions. The company has already completed a seed funding round with $1.2 million from investors like Motorola Solutions and Reliance Industries. Viziblezone is working on integrating its technology into popular apps, as well as negotiating with hardware manufacturers and network operators to pre-install its firmware on smartphones. The company is also exploring partnerships with automakers to integrate the technology into vehicles. Privacy concerns regarding location tracking are addressed, with Viziblezone assuring that user data is stored securely and anonymized.
CustomersPartnersInvestment
| Sector | Automotive & Mobility Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $1.2M |
| Last funding | $1.2M |
| Stage | Seed |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 3 |
Team Members
5
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.vizible.zone/ |
Locations
Derech Hevron 24, Jerusalem, Israel
Photos & Videos
2 item(s)
Viziblezone Business
Business models
B2B, B2B2C
Product stage
Beta
Employees
1-10
Sector
Automotive & Mobility TechnologiesAutonomous & ConnectedTarget Customer
Industrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAutomotiveCore Technology
Artificial IntelligenceComputer VisionDeep LearningCommunications5GTags (16)
computer-visiondetectiondeep-learning5g-networksartificial-intelligencetransportationroad-safetysmart-mobilitymobile-applicationsbig-data-analyticsadassignal-processingbehavior-analyticsautomotivemachine-learningdriversGeographic Markets
EuropeIsraelNorth AmericaAsiaViziblezone Financials
$1.2M
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$1.2M
Last funding
Seed
Funding stage
1
Total rounds
3
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$1.2MApr 2019
Private Equity Funding
Seed
Apr 2019
$1.2M
Motorola Solutions, OurCrowd, Labs/02
Viziblezone Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$1.2MApr 2019
All Events
Seed
Apr 2019
$1.2M
Motorola Solutions, OurCrowd, Labs/02
Viziblezone News
10 articles
growth-positive
An app that helps companies stop spread of inhouse Covid
Mekorot, Israels national water company, will use mobile software from VizibleZone to receive automatic notifications of COVID-19 exposure in its factories and plants. The software allows for contact tracing without tracking locations, ensuring privacy. If a COVID-positive employee is detected, the technology tracks interactions with other employees and alerts those who require quarantine. The goal is to minimize isolation to those in closest proximity. Company managers can use a dashboard tool to conduct epidemiological investigations and maintain business continuity. VizibleZone specializes in turning mobile phones into lifesaving devices and offers solutions for various contexts, including road traffic collision avoidance. The partnership with Mekorot aims to enable employees to safely continue their activities during the pandemic while preserving privacy.
Customers
growth-positive
VizibleZone Signs Contract with the Israeli National Water Company to Provide COVID-19 Exposure Notification Solution
Jerusalem-based AI startup VizibleZone has partnered with Mekorot, Israels National Water Company, to use its exposure notification technology in Mekorots factories and plants to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among employees. VizibleZones software allows businesses to monitor exposure and track employee interactions, alerting relevant employees if they were in proximity to a positive COVID-19 case. The technology is accurate both indoors and outdoors and maintains privacy. The partnership with Mekorot will help ensure business continuity and minimize unnecessary quarantines. VizibleZones technology has been tested and proven to be accurate with minimum false positive alerts. The company aims to provide a safe working environment and assist in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
CustomersPartners
Neutral
Viziblezone app Identify contacts with COVID-19 Patients - Israel Electronics News
Techtime collects anonymous data on visitors for business purposes such as enhancing user experience, digital marketing and search engine optimization. They also collect personal data such as email addresses and names via various forms on their website. All forms are designed in accordance with GDPR requirements. Techtime uses various cloud platforms and third party providers for the purpose of operating this website. They do not share or sell user data for any commercial purpose other than specified. The company has rigorous practices in place to protect the data collected and the communication between visitor and the server is encrypted using SSL.
Customers
growth-positive
Verint to Partner With Startup Viziblezone for COVID-19 Contact Tracing Software
Jerusalem-based AI startup Viziblezone has formed a strategic alliance with global analytics company Verint to offer high accuracy contact tracing technology as part of Verints COVID-19 operational solution. Viziblezones solution, originally designed for pedestrian protection, has been adapted to track exposure to the virus using individuals mobile phones. The technology aims to assist offices and companies in safely returning their workforces, particularly those that require physical presence in close contact environments. The partnership with Verint allows Viziblezone to offer their contact tracing solution as part of a comprehensive COVID-19 solution. The technology has been tested by Israeli government ministries and proven to be accurate with low false positive alerts.
Partners
growth-positive
Viziblezone Wants Cars to Spot Pedestrians By Tracking Their Smartphones
The article discusses Viziblezone, an Israeli startup that is developing a smartphone-based solution for pedestrian detection in autonomous vehicles. The technology aims to turn smartphones into beacons, transmitting the location of pedestrians to nearby vehicles and alerting drivers of potential hazards. Viziblezones solution does not require any new hardware and can detect pedestrians even when they are behind obstacles or in poor visibility conditions. The company has already completed a seed funding round with $1.2 million from investors like Motorola Solutions and Reliance Industries. Viziblezone is working on integrating its technology into popular apps, as well as negotiating with hardware manufacturers and network operators to pre-install its firmware on smartphones. The company is also exploring partnerships with automakers to integrate the technology into vehicles. Privacy concerns regarding location tracking are addressed, with Viziblezone assuring that user data is stored securely and anonymized.
CustomersPartnersInvestment
growth-positive
Viziblezone pilots its pedestrian safety solution in Helsinki - Jätkäsaari Mobility Lab as a partner - Helsinki Business Hub
Viziblezone, a startup that develops an app to protect pedestrians near roads, has partnered with the Jätkäsaari Mobility Lab in Helsinki to pilot their solution. The pilot program is part of a collaboration between Finland and Israel to bring together leading innovation ecosystems. The partnership provides funding and matching services for startups looking for piloting opportunities. Viziblezones pilot started in February 2020 and has involved beta-testing with users. The Jätkäsaari Mobility Lab has provided support in translating the app into Finnish, gathering local open data, and making adjustments to the app. The pilot has provided valuable insights into pedestrian behavior and safety profiles, which can help improve infrastructure and traffic safety. The partnership is seen as a win-win situation for both countries to enter new markets.
PartnersCustomers
growth-positive
Viziblezone taps AI and smartphone data to alert drivers to pedestrians
Viziblezone, a startup within OurCrowds Labs/02 incubator program, has developed a system using AI and machine learning to alert drivers about potential nearby hazards and help them avoid accidents. The system collects data from smartphones and uses AI algorithms to build behavioral profiles of pedestrians. Participating smartphones broadcast their locations to passing vehicles equipped with Viziblezones software, which determines accident risk and alerts the driver and the vehicles control unit. The system can also notify pedestrians when a driver is passing by. Viziblezone is in discussions with Uber to integrate its system into the ride-hailing companys apps. The company has raised $1.2 million in seed funding and has six employees.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
Viziblezone: First All-weather Collision Avoidance System Launches on Google Android Auto Platform
Viziblezone, a Labs/02 portfolio company, has unveiled an Android-based Vehicle Cockpit version of its collision avoidance system. The system uses pedestrians mobile phones to provide real-time human behavioral data and predictive analytics to help reduce accidents. Viziblezones technology can detect pedestrians up to 180 meters away, even when obstructed from view. The Android Cockpit solution can be integrated into a cars digital cockpit, offering extensive features beyond those of most car manufacturers. The company will formally debut the solution at CES 2020 in Las Vegas.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
Viziblezone wants to make pedestrians more visible to autonomous cars
Israel-based Viziblezone is developing a cost-effective, software-based pedestrian detector that utilizes smartphones and detectors inside vehicles to warn cars of nearby pedestrians. The solution works in any weather and at ranges of up to 150 meters. Viziblezone aims to address the issue of pedestrian injuries caused by cars, and its technology is particularly relevant for self-driving cars. The company is part of OurCrowds Labs/02 incubator.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
This tech uses cell signals to help drivers not run over pedestrians
Israel-based startup Visiblezone is developing a technology that uses AI embedded in mobile phones and cars to predict and prevent accidents. The system uses a mathematical model that predicts human behavior several seconds ahead. If a pedestrian is in danger, the phone transmits a beacon to the surrounding area; an approaching car receives the signal, uses AI to determine risk, and if an accident is likely, the car alerts the driver. The company plans to donate the software to phone manufacturers to embed in their firmware and car manufacturers will pay to install the corresponding software in their operating systems.
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Viziblezone Team
Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 1-10 |
| Exact count | 3 |
| Team members | 5 |
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| Confidence | 100/100 |
| Missing | markets |
| BI Verification | Yanina Wainscheinker |
| Registrar ID | 515959716 |
| Crunchbase | viziblezone |
| Creator | Jenny Sotnik-Talisman |
| Creator email | genys30@yahoo.com |
| Last updater | Yanina Wainscheinker |
| Updater email | yanina.wain@gmail.com |
| Last update | 2021-03-31T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2019-04-10T00:00:00.000Z |
| Claimed | Yes |
| Hidden | The company is a service provider (visible: 0) |