The qbiq team (company pic)
Three Israel Startup Nation firms just made small raises. Briya, an Israeli medtech startup offering an end-to-end healthcare data exchange platform, completed an $11.5 million Series A round of financing, led by Team8, bringing the company’s total funding to $17 million to date. Qbiq, an Israeli startup that offers a visualization platform using GenAI for real estate space planning, raised $10 million in a Seed round of funding. And Cydome, an Israeli startup that develops maritime cybersecurity solutions, raised $8 million Series A round led by U.S.-based 2.0 Ventures.
Founded in 2019, Cydome’s team consists of maritime and cyber security professionals, ex-naval officers, Big Data, Data Privacy and Cyber Security experts, who have joined forces to address the unique challenges of cybersecurity at sea.
“We are at a critical moment in the market, with a lot of technology changes and also tougher regulatory requirements. This new round will enable Cydome to expand its market presence and operations globally,” said Nir Ayalon, Cydome CEO.
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Founded in 2019 by Solnik, Elad Kaminer, and Noam Diamantstein, qbiq says that its platform accelerates real estate space planning from weeks to minutes, “instantly bringing buildings to life, allowing prospective tenants to see the property’s full potential.” qbiq is the only platform on the market that automatically generates architectural-grade planning and 3D virtual tours in seconds.
“In an industry where the last significant technological leap happened over 30 years ago, we are long overdue for the next one,” said Leeor Solnik, CEO and Co-Founder of qbiq. “We are excited to bring one of the most cutting-edge generative AI technologies to the real estate industry for the first time. Since launching last year, our users have already experienced a significant boost in deal cycles and deal closing rates. Together with our strategic investors, we look forward to paving the way to real industry transformation.”
Founded in 2020 by David Lazerson (CEO) and Guy Tish (CTO), Briya says the company offers a scalable and secure platform that enables real-time retrieval and sharing of high-quality harmonized longitudinal data in the most seamless way possible. Briya boasts that its tech provides the “fastest and most reliable route” to accessing clinical data & RWE from multiple sources with a simple query. We make the process of obtaining and sharing data a simple seamless transaction, while ensuring data is of the highest quality, protecting patient privacy and adhering to regulations (100% HIPAA and GDPR compliant).
“Despite the abundance of available healthcare data, the fragmented nature of the current system, combined with complex compliance issues and a lack of standardization, means healthcare organizations face significant challenges in sharing their data with pharmaceutical and research partners, impeding medical research and care,” said David Lazerson, CEO and Co-founder of Briya. “Briya’s data exchange platform provides a scalable and secure model that allows hospitals to take full advantage of all that patient data has to offer, with minimal additional effort, to promote greater collaboration while generating lucrative revenue streams.”
