3D Imaging Sensor Company Vayyar Raises $109 Million
Vayyar develops 3D imaging sensors that can see through human tissue, most man-made surfaces, and barriers such as smoke and steam using low-power radio wave technology. Israel-based 3D imaging sensor company Vayyar Imaging Ltd. has raised a $109 million series D funding round, the company announced Wednesday. The round was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies […]
Israeli scale-up Vayyar Imaging lands $109 million Series D for its radar imaging technology
Vayyar Imaging, the Israeli-born global leader in 4D radar imaging sensor technology, has raised $109 million in Series D financing, yet another example of late-stage funding for European scale-ups. The round was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies (Koch), with Regal Four and all existing investors including Battery Ventures, Bessemer Ventures, ICV, ITI, WRVI Capital, and […]
Automox Raises $30M for Cloud-Based Cybersecurity Solutions
Automox, a cybersecurity startup based in Boulder, announced Tuesday it raised $30 million in Series B funding. Jay Prassl, the company’s founder and CEO, likens security breaches to burglaries. While most of the cybersecurity software on the market is reactive, working to stop the “burglar” once they’re already in the house, he says Automox tries to keep […]
Affordable radar imaging startup Vayyar Imaging raises $109M
Tel Aviv-based Vayyar Imaging announced today that the company has raised $109 million in a late-stage round led by Koch Disruptive Technologies. Vayyar is a company that creates advanced, specialized sensors that use radio frequency imaging to “see” things that optical sensors (such as cameras) cannot detect. This technology allows Vayyar sensors to see through walls, around […]
Automox Raises $30M Series B, Plans to Hire in Boulder
Boulder-based Automox, a cyber hygiene platform startup, announced Tuesday that it has raised $30 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, with participation from CRV and CrowdStrike, which is investing through the Falcon Fund in partnership with Accel. Koch Disruptive Technologies, a subsidiary of Koch Industries, previously led Ibotta’s Series D that […]
Vayyar Imaging raises $109M for 4D radar imaging sensors
Vayyar Imaging Ltd., which claims to be a “global leader in 4D radar imaging technology,” raised $109 million in Series D financing led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, or KDT. Koch said today that Vayyar plans to use the funding to “enhance its core technology, evolve its global footprint, and expand its offerings in key industries […]
Israeli 4D imaging sensor startup Vayyar raises $109M to track everything
Vayyar Imaging, an Israeli 4D imaging sensor startup that gives you the ability to look into objects, sense material composition and monitor different targets, announced today it has raised $109 million in funding to enhance its core technology and expand its offerings. The round, which was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, brings its total raised to-date to $188 […]
PRESS RELEASE – KDT Leads $160M Investment in Desktop Metal
Desktop Metal today announced the closing of a $160 million funding round, led by Koch Disruptive Technologies (KDT), to advance the global commercialization of its metal 3D printing technology. Combined funding since its 2015 inception, now at $438 million, marks the largest total funding of any private 3D printing company to date. More importantly, it […]
Chase Koch on how Koch Industries wants to disrupt metal manufacturing
Chase Koch, president of Koch Disruptive Technologies, and Ric Fulop, co-founder and CEO of Desktop Metal, join “Squawk Box” in a rare appearance to discuss the future of the metal manufacturing industry and what is coming up for the company. Watch interview…
Desktop Metal just raised another $160 million
Desktop Metal announced this morning that it has raised $160 million. That Series E brings the Burlington, Mass.-based metal 3D printing company up to a whopping $438 million. The startup’s tagline says the company “is reinventing the way design and manufacturing teams print with metal” — and now it undoubtedly has the money to do so. […]