
Intenseye is on a mission to transform workplace safety with computer vision AI. By providing 24/7 visibility into unseen hazards, ergonomic risk factors, and leading indicator data, our solution empower EHS and operations leaders to drive proactive changes that reduce work-related injury and illness rates, improve compliance, and save lives. More than 100,000 workers at Fortune 500 companies and leading industrial groups in 25+ countries are protected by Intenseye. With Intenseye, you can allocate more time to value-adding tasks, establish robust safety measures, and achieve time and resource savings, ultimately boosting productivity.

Intenseye is on a mission to transform workplace safety with computer vision AI. By providing 24/7 visibility into unseen hazards, ergonomic risk factors, and leading indicator data, our solution empower EHS and operations leaders to drive proactive changes that reduce work-related injury and illness rates, improve compliance, and save lives. More than 100,000 workers at Fortune 500 companies and leading industrial groups in 25+ countries are protected by Intenseye. With Intenseye, you can allocate more time to value-adding tasks, establish robust safety measures, and achieve time and resource savings, ultimately boosting productivity.
What they do: AI-powered computer-vision platform for workplace safety (real-time hazard detection, safety scoring, incident prevention)
Founded / HQ: Founded 2018; headquartered in New York (offices in Berlin and Istanbul)
Scale / customers: Protects 100,000+ workers at Fortune 500 and industrial customers in 25+ countries
Funding (reported): Reported total funding about $93M (noted rounds: $4M seed, $64M Series B)
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Workplace health & safety (hazard detection, incident prevention, ergonomic risk monitoring)
2018
Workplace safety / AI / Computer vision
4000000
Seed round reported Feb 11, 2021
64000000
Series B reported in funding round summaries
“Lightspeed Venture Partners and Insight Partners have participated in recent rounds; earlier rounds included Point Nine and Air Street Capital”