TuMeke Ergonomics, a San Mateo, CA-based provider of a computer vision platform that automatically assesses injury risk in manufacturing facilities, raised $2.5M in Seed funding.
The round was led by GSR Ventures, with participation from OVO Fund, OneValley Ventures, Reach Ventures, Pirque Ventures, and Metagrove Ventures.
The company intends to use the funds to enhance its models to account for even more variables in injury risk identification and expand the sophistication of its recommendations.
Led by Zach Noland, Dr. Alan Hedge, Riley Noland and Diwakar Ganesan, TuMeke aims to help safety professionals across the entire process including risk identification, risk mitigation, and training stages. After recording a task, the system automatically identifies noteworthy postures, the frequency of particular movements, and the duration postures are held. It then offers automatic recommendations on what parts of the job to prioritize and what should be considered for adjustment with estimates of risk reduction impact. The software is already extensively used by many manufacturers and workers’ compensation insurance firms.
FinSMEs
20/10/2022