TU Munich spinout Artisense has developed artificial intelligence-based computer vision aimed at a range of applications, including autonomous driving.
Artisense, a Germany-based computer vision technology developer spun out from Technical University of Munich, raised €4.1m ($4.9m) in a seed round today co-led by Project A and Vito Ventures.
Angel investor Chris Hitchen also participated in the funding round.
Founded in 2015, Artisense has developed algorithms that allow for 3D mapping in real-time based on standard camera images, removing the need for more expensive technologies such as Lidar that are currently required by autonomous cars.
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