Oyla AI
Oyla is a 3D spatial intelligence for transportation and monitoring. Oyla integrates a 3D sensor with the video sensor at a hardware level and collects 3D data across the video field of view at up to 50-meter range. The 3D data stream is independent of the video stream and improves the accuracy of the video AI. This 3D sensor provides its own infra-red illumination and can operate in complete darkness. It can also be used to define very accurate intrusion detection perimeters. It was founded in 2018 and is based in San Carlos, California.
Oyla AI
Oyla is a 3D spatial intelligence for transportation and monitoring. Oyla integrates a 3D sensor with the video sensor at a hardware level and collects 3D data across the video field of view at up to 50-meter range. The 3D data stream is independent of the video stream and improves the accuracy of the video AI. This 3D sensor provides its own infra-red illumination and can operate in complete darkness. It can also be used to define very accurate intrusion detection perimeters. It was founded in 2018 and is based in San Carlos, California.
TL;DR
Founded / HQ: 2018; San Carlos, California
Product: 3D spatial-intelligence camera that fuses LiDAR-style 3D depth with 2D video to improve analytics
Primary use cases: Transportation monitoring, security/perimeter and intrusion detection
Funding / investors: Seed-stage; reported total funding $1.83M; investor reporting includes Berkeley Catalyst Fund (BCF)
Operating status: Conflicting public-database reports: listed as active in some sources and reported out of business as of Jan 2023 in others
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Transportation analytics and security/monitoring (including perimeter and intrusion detection).
Founded
2018
Industry
3D spatial intelligence / sensing and security monitoring
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
Reported seed funding entry dated Jan 2021; amount undisclosed.
Dealroom lists a seed round in Dec 2018 and reports total funding of $1.83M.
Investor Signal
“Reported investors include Berkeley Catalyst Fund; Dealroom additionally lists In-Q-Tel and Phoenix Venture Partners.”