Re: Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes [feedly]

Um... Should we be leaving you alone with your computer now or are you already done?

On Mar 29, 2016 9:18 AM, "Doni Farkovits" <donifar@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes?

Thank you,

Doni Farkovits

@donifar

On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 7:52 AM, Josh Bierman <josh.bierman@gmail.com> wrote:

It's the minority report meets kickstarter.... Yay?
Or ....worrisome? Or.... What?

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Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes
// TechCrunch

 Umbo CV has raised a $2.8 million seed round for its security cameras, which use artificial intelligence to identify suspicious activity and prevent crimes before they happen. The Taipei- and San Francisco-based startup's funding was led by AppWorks Ventures, with participation from Mesh Ventures, Wistron Corporation, and Phison Electronics. Read More

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Re: Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes [feedly]

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes?

Thank you,

Doni Farkovits

@donifar

On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 7:52 AM, Josh Bierman <josh.bierman@gmail.com> wrote:

It's the minority report meets kickstarter.... Yay?
Or ....worrisome? Or.... What?

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Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes
// TechCrunch

 Umbo CV has raised a $2.8 million seed round for its security cameras, which use artificial intelligence to identify suspicious activity and prevent crimes before they happen. The Taipei- and San Francisco-based startup's funding was led by AppWorks Ventures, with participation from Mesh Ventures, Wistron Corporation, and Phison Electronics. Read More

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Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes [feedly]

It's the minority report meets kickstarter.... Yay?
Or ....worrisome? Or.... What?

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Umbo CV raises $2.8M seed to create smart security cameras that prevent crimes
// TechCrunch

 Umbo CV has raised a $2.8 million seed round for its security cameras, which use artificial intelligence to identify suspicious activity and prevent crimes before they happen. The Taipei- and San Francisco-based startup's funding was led by AppWorks Ventures, with participation from Mesh Ventures, Wistron Corporation, and Phison Electronics. Read More

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