AI & Data Platforms Companies – Page 3

NanoTherma is an early-stage Israeli deep-tech company building solid-state thermoelectric generator (TEG) panels that harvest low-grade waste heat from AI data-center servers, and later from desalination plants, heavy industry, ships, and large vehicles, converting rejected heat directly into zero-carbon electricity with no moving parts or fluids.

Syte provides an AI-powered product-discovery platform for ecommerce, combining visual search, product understanding, recommendations, personalization, and merchandising tools. Its technology helps retailers turn shopper inspiration and catalog data into searchable, shoppable journeys across online and increasingly physical retail touchpoints.

Similarweb Ltd. is a publicly traded digital-intelligence and data-as-a-service company that estimates web, app, search, advertising, ecommerce, and audience activity from large multi-source datasets. Its platform, APIs, data feeds, and AI-oriented products help enterprises, investors, marketers, and product teams benchmark markets and make decisions about digital demand.

Lizo AI is an Israeli proptech startup building an AI-driven decision platform for real estate investors. Its product combines market and micro-location intelligence, property underwriting, forecasting, scenario analysis, and portfolio monitoring into a workflow intended to reduce manual investment research.

Siasol Eyes Ltd. develops AI software that analyzes UAV thermal and electro-optical footage to locate photovoltaic faults and turn solar-farm inspections into prioritized maintenance work. Its public product is a focused renewable-energy asset-management application, not a general drone or defense platform.

OrCam Technologies develops AI-enabled wearable and handheld assistive devices that convert visual information into spoken output for people who are blind, have low vision, or experience reading difficulties. Its public product portfolio centers on OrCam MyEye and OrCam Read, while recent reporting indicates a major downsizing and a pivot toward hearing technology.

Otonomo developed a connected-vehicle and multimodal mobility data platform that ingested, normalized, governed, and commercialized telemetry through APIs and data products. Urgently completed its acquisition of Otonomo Technologies in October 2023, and Otonomo's connected-vehicle data services had been sunset earlier that year, so this record represents an acquired asset rather than an independent operating startup.

Trax developed an AI-powered retail image-recognition platform that converts shelf and store images into SKU-level intelligence for consumer packaged goods companies and retailers. In 2026, Gemspring Capital acquired Trax and FORM and merged the businesses, making Trax's image-recognition capability part of FORM's broader retail-execution portfolio.

Retina AI is a predictive customer-intelligence platform for estimating customer lifetime value, lapse probability, and related behavioral signals early in the customer lifecycle. ONAR Holding Corporation acquired the software platform in 2025 and has described it as an ONAR Labs capability being integrated and relaunched within its marketing technology stack.

Israeli synthetic-data company that built a self-service, simulation-based platform for generating photorealistic, labeled visual data for computer-vision systems. Public reporting in 2023 placed Datagen on the verge of closure after major layoffs; no reliable evidence establishes an active operating business today.

Oribi was an Israeli marketing-analytics company whose no-code Magic Events technology converted raw website interactions into structured events, customer journeys, and attribution insights. LinkedIn announced its acquisition in February 2022; the standalone product and website are not currently verifiable, so Oribi is best analyzed as an acquired product and technology asset rather than an independent startup.

BeyondMinds was an Israeli enterprise AI startup that developed a production-centric platform for adapting, deploying, and operating machine-learning solutions in large organizations. It raised a reported $15 million Series A in 2020, announced a shutdown and layoffs in May 2022, and is now best treated as a wound-down historical technology company rather than an active strategic-screening signal.

AIvIA was an Israeli computer-vision startup that developed F2DB, a system for converting wide-area motion imagery and other video into structured data for real-time anomaly detection and patterns-of-life analysis. Public company databases report that the business ceased operating in 2024, so this record is historical rather than a current startup signal.