OrCam

There's no publicly available valuation data at this time. As a Series C company in Computer Vision, the market value remains undetermined.

No confirmed investors have been publicly linked to this company yet. This section will be updated when new data surfaces.

Capital was most recently raised through a Series C of $83.6M in June 2014.

The team is roughly 100-500 people, headquartered in Israel.

OrCam develops AI wearable devices for people with visual impairments and reading difficulties, producing the OrCam MyEye, a small camera that clips to eyeglass frames and uses computer vision and text-to-speech AI to read text, identify faces, recognise products, and describe scenes aloud to the wearer in real time. The Jerusalem company applies the same computer vision and AI technology developed by its founders at Mobileye to assistive technology for the visually impaired and those with dyslexia or other print disabilities. Founded in 2010, OrCam is categorized under Computer Vision.

Behind the company is Amnon Shashua, who got it off the ground in 2010 in Israel. Amnon Shashua serves as Founder & CEO.

There's no public reporting on profitability. With raised $152M in total funding, the company remains at the Series C stage.

Based in Israel 🇮🇱, the company runs its operations in the Computer Vision space and was established in 2010.