
KAKAXI is an AI powered platform that provides remote sensing and image analysis solutions for various industries including agriculture, food traceability, environmental monitoring, and construction. The company has developed a solar-powered, maintenance-free camera device that captures images and ambient data from remote locations, enabling users to monitor conditions and ensure transparency in the supply chain. By leveraging IoT and blockchain technology, Kakaxi helps food suppliers meet consumer demands for transparency while offering AI tools for custom applications. The platform is designed for ease of installation and use, making it suitable for diverse environments worldwide.

KAKAXI is an AI powered platform that provides remote sensing and image analysis solutions for various industries including agriculture, food traceability, environmental monitoring, and construction. The company has developed a solar-powered, maintenance-free camera device that captures images and ambient data from remote locations, enabling users to monitor conditions and ensure transparency in the supply chain. By leveraging IoT and blockchain technology, Kakaxi helps food suppliers meet consumer demands for transparency while offering AI tools for custom applications. The platform is designed for ease of installation and use, making it suitable for diverse environments worldwide.
What they do: Solar-powered IoT camera + AI platform for remote image and environmental data analysis
Main use cases: Agriculture, food traceability, environmental monitoring, construction
Founded: December 2014
Last reported funding: Seed round on 2018-06-28
Remote sensing and image analysis for agriculture, food traceability, environmental monitoring, and construction progress tracking.
2014
AgriTech / Remote Sensing / IoT
Reported as a Seed round (founding date listed Dec 2, 2014).
Reported as a Seed round.
Reported as a Seed round.
Most recent reported Seed round on this date.
“Monozukuri Ventures; Leave a Nest; LinX Corporation; Mitsuru Izumo; Shinichiro Okumoto; and others (6 investors reported)”