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Akasha Imaging

Akasha Imaging is a robotic vision technology company based in Palo Alto, California.

Funding reportedLast round: Series A

Information technology & servicesPalo Alto, United States

About Akasha Imaging

Akasha Imaging is a robotic vision technology company based in Palo Alto, California.

Founded in 2019, it specializes in AI-powered deep imaging solutions that enhance robotic capabilities in manufacturing, supply chain, and logistics. The company utilizes advanced computational imaging and polarized light technology to create high-resolution 3D images, enabling robots to perform tasks such as picking, welding, assembly, and inspection with high precision, even on challenging materials like glass and reflective metals. The primary product, the Akasha ClearSight Deep Imaging System, combines deep learning algorithms with innovative imaging techniques to accurately detect and handle various materials. This system operates effectively under diverse lighting conditions and provides the precision necessary for full automation in industrial settings. Akasha Imaging targets B2B sectors, focusing on companies that require sophisticated vision systems for automation. In 2021, Akasha Imaging was acquired by Vicarious, and its team joined Intrinsic, a robotics software and AI company within Alphabet Inc.

What company datasets say Akasha Imaging raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$11Min dollars
Rounds1
Last roundSeries A
Last round size$11M
Last round dateDec 2020
Investors listed3

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Sector
Information technology & services
Industry code
NAICS 333248, 541715
Region
California
Revenue
$1.1M a year, as listed
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