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Coram raises $35M to turn cameras into AI detectives

Coram raised a $35M Series B, co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery, to turn ordinary security cameras into autonomous AI agents that investigate on their own.

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Coram raises $35M to turn cameras into AI detectives

Coram AI raised $35M for AI agents querying video in plain language, automating security work from hours to minutes. For security teams, this signals physical security's autonomous-agent inflection—though surveillance scope and privacy tradeoffs sharpen.

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giovedì 11 giugno 2026·thenextweb.com
Coram raises $35M to turn cameras into AI detectives
Coram raised a $35M Series B, co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery, to turn ordinary security cameras into autonomous AI agents that investigate on their own.
giovedì 11 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
Physical security startup Coram AI raises $35 million co-led by Ansa Capital, Battery Ventures - The Economic Times
The San Francisco-based company was cofounded by Ashesh Jain, formerly head of autonomy at Lyft's self-driving division, and Peter Ondruska, who led AI research at Lyft before…

Coram raises $35M to turn cameras into AI detectives

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Coram raises $35M to turn cameras into AI detectives

Physical security startup Coram AI raises $35 million co-led by Ansa Capital, Battery Ventures - The Economic Times

Coram raised $35 million to turn security cameras into AI detectives

Physical security startup Coram AI raises $35 million co-led by Ansa Capital, Battery Ventures - The Economic…

IIT Delhi alumnus co-founded Coram AI raises $35 million in Series B

Coram raised $35 million to turn security cameras into AI detectives

IIT Delhi alumnus co-founded Coram AI raises $35 million in Series B