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iSee

iSee

Private
Cambridge, MassachusettsFrontier & Industrial Techhttps://www.isee.ai/

Last Round

Series B

Nov 17, 2022

Total Funding Raised

$70M

Momentum

Top 25%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

iSee is an automotive technology company that develops an artificial intelligence-driven platform for creating intelligent autonomous driving systems for commercial logistics.

Sector

Frontier & Industrial Tech

Verticals

Autonomous Vehicles, Warehouse Automation, Logistics Software, Supply Chain, Computer Vision

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Services & Consulting, Hardware Sales

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

autonomous yard truckyard automationtrailer auto-couplingautonomous logisticsself-driving truckwarehouse automationautonomous vehicle softwaresupply chain automationroboticsautonomous mobile robotAMRcomputer visionlogistics technologydrive-by-wireindustrial AI

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iSee Comparables

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iSee Funding Rounds

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Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
Series BNov 17, 2022
Series ANov 12, 2019
SeedSep 19, 2017

Key People

Founding team and executive leadership

Yibiao Zhao

Co-founder and CEO

Founding Team

iSee Investors

Notable investors and investment history

iSee investors
InvestorRounds
Engine VenturesSeed
FTW VenturesSeries A
Eniac VenturesSeries B, Series A
Founders FundSeries B, Series A
Maersk GrowthSeries B
Dynamo VenturesSeries A
Engine VenturesSeed

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  • Jul 25, 2026

    Monthly visitors increased 70% MoM.

  • Nov 17, 2022

    Raised $40M led by Founders Fund.

iSee Filings

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is iSee a public or private company?

iSee is a private company.

What is the current stock price of iSee?

iSee is a private company with no public stock price. No recent secondary market data is available.

How much is iSee worth (valuation)?

Valuation information for iSee is not publicly available.

Can I buy iSee stock?

iSee shares may be available on secondary markets subject to transfer restrictions. Caplight facilitates secondary market transactions for accredited investors. Visit https://www.caplight.com to learn more.

When was iSee's last funding round?

iSee's most recent funding round was Series B on November 17, 2022.

Who are the main investors in iSee?

Key investors in iSee include Founders Fund, Engine Ventures.

Will iSee IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for iSee.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersCambridge, Massachusetts
Employee Range70
Year Founded2017
Last FundingNov 17, 2022

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