Hosta.ai Announces $11.5 Million Series A Led by Eclipse Ventures to Revolutionize the Property Tech Industry
New computer vision and machine learning technologies can save millions per year by automating remote property assessments
Hosta.ai, a new artificial intelligence property technology company, today announced that it has raised
There are 155 million buildings in the
“We built Hosta.ai to accelerate every industry that needs fast and accurate data about the built environment,” said
“New computer vision and machine learning technologies will transform the property inspection process over the next few years,” said
“Sending someone onsite to assess property damage or get the data needed to underwrite a new insurance policy can be time consuming and expensive,” said
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About Hosta.ai
Established in 2020, Hosta is on a mission to empower people and businesses with fast, accessible, and trusted information about their built surroundings. Hosta helps companies that need fast and accurate data about the built environment accelerate their businesses with remote and automated property assessments. The Hosta A.I. Assessment Platform uses patent-pending A.I. spatial and material analysis to automate property assessments from just a few simple photos. To learn more about Hosta please visit www.hosta.ai.
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