Confirmed: AI vision startup Metropolis acquires Oosto (formerly known as AnyVision) for just $125M
The general hype around all things AI is not lifting all boats, as certain startups continue to struggle and look for exits.
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Oosto bought for $125M, far less than $352M raised but 6x annual revenues
Israeli real-time facial recognition company Oosto has been acquired by AI-based parking lot operator Metropolis for US$125 million.
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Metropolis buys Israeli facial recognition co Oosto
US AI powered parking platform Metropolis is acquiring Israeli AI facial recognition company Oosto (formerly AnyVision), ...
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Avi Golan
Avi Golan is CEO of Oosto. Previously Avi Golan worked in Silicon Valley for nearly 20 years, he worked at companies like SoftBank Vision Fund, Google, Intuit, and Air New Zealand in different ...
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Dr Guosheng Hu
Dr. Guosheng Hu is a senior lecturer of AI at the University of Bristol. Before that, he served as the Head of Research at Oosto (a leading AI company) from 2016 to 2024. Prior to his role at Oosto, ...
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Sources: AI vision startup Metropolis is buying Oosto (formerly known as AnyVision) for just $125M
In one of the latest developments, TechCrunch has heard from a reliable source that Metropolis, an AI-powered parking ...