Coram, a security startup, raises $35 million to expand its effort to turn existing, wall-mounted security cameras into more autonomous AI systems for monitoring and investigation. The company says it works with cameras already installed at sites and uses artificial intelligence to interpret what the cameras capture. Coram’s CEO also describes a longer-term roadmap that includes more advanced robotic capabilities, such as robot dogs and humanoid forms, as part of what the technology could eventually support.
The new funding round is identified as a Series B. It is co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery Ventures, with UP Partners, 8VC, and Mosaic Ventures also participating. After this round, Coram’s reported total funding reaches $66 million.
The reporting focuses on Coram’s use of existing camera infrastructure and the stated ambition to move toward an “autonomous” investigative role for AI, while not detailing specific deployments, performance metrics, or customer contracts in the provided excerpts.
