Sean O'Kane / TechCrunch : Mach9, which develops AI-powered CAD software trained on proprietary, in-house AI models using multimodal image and laser scan datasets, raised a $34M Series A — When Alex Baikovitz co-founded Mach9 Robotics in 2021, his goal was to build a better, faster, and cheaper way for civil engineers to do visual inspections.
Mach9, which develops AI-powered CAD software trained on proprietary, in-house AI models using multimodal image and laser scan datasets, raised a $34M Series A (Sean O'Kane/TechCrunch)
In short
Mach9, a company developing AI-powered CAD software, has raised $34 million in Series A funding, with a lead investor from TechCrunch. The funding will support the development of proprietary AI models trained on in-house multimodal datasets, aiming to enhance visualization accuracy and reduce inspection time and cost for civil engineering. The company's mission is to provide a faster, cheaper, and more effective way for engineers to perform visual inspections.
Key points
- Mach9 aims to improve visualization accuracy and reduce inspection time and cost for civi…: Mach9 aims to improve visualization accuracy and reduce inspection time and cost for civil engineering.
- The company's proprietary AI models are trained on in-house multimodal datasets.: The company's proprietary AI models are trained on in-house multimodal datasets.
- The funding will support the development of these models.: The funding will support the development of these models.