Ailytics raises $7.4M Series A led by Tin Men Capital for vision AI push
Singapore-based vision AI start-up Ailytics has raised $7.4 million in a Series A round led by Tin Men Capital. The company, which turns video surveillance into a real-time safety and operations layer, plans to expand in Asia-Pacific, the US and the Gulf region.
- Ailytics raised $7.4 million in a Series A round led by Tin Men Capital.
- The round follows a $2.7 million pre-A, and projects grew from 70 in four countries to more than 400 in 15 countries.
- Proprietary product Ailyssa builds 3D spatial understanding from single 2D video and works with cameras over ten years old.
- Funds will support expansion in the US, Japan, Australia and the Gulf region, and building domain-specific reasoning models.
- Tin Men Capital cites customer churn below 1 percent.
Funding round and investors
According to the announcement, the SEEDS Fund, part of SG Growth Capital, took part in the round alongside Safie, described as Japan's largest cloud camera company, and one of Japan's largest construction firms. Family offices and existing investors also joined.
The round follows a pre-A round of $2.7 million, which was also led by Tin Men Capital. Since that earlier round closed, Ailytics has grown from 70 projects in four countries to more than 400 projects in 15 countries, the company said.
From Singapore to four continents
Ailytics began with public housing projects in Singapore (HDB). Its list of larger projects now includes NatSteel, PaxOcean, DHL, Rome's Leonardo da Vinci International Airport and the Terminal 5 building at Changi Airport.
CEO and co-founder Lenard Tan said the round strengthens local teams in the US, Japan, Australia and the Gulf region, while the company keeps its focus on demanding outdoor industrial environments. In his words, "Budujemy międzynarodową firmę sektora technologii przemysłowej AI z siedzibą w Singapurze", which translates as building an international industrial AI technology company based in Singapore.
The technology: Ailyssa and AilyssaX
Ailytics' proprietary product, Ailyssa, derives a three-dimensional, spatial understanding from a single two-dimensional video feed. According to the company, it works in rain, dust and low light, and with cameras made more than ten years ago. It delivers real-time analytics intended to support specific actions.
The latest reasoning engine, AilyssaX, processes scene context in motion and verifies multi-step procedures, which the company says allows more precise and meaningful alerts.
CTO and co-founder Prateek Manocha said the funding will let the company build its own domain-specific reasoning models while keeping AI operating costs low as demand grows.
What it means for the market
Tin Men Capital co-founder and managing partner Jeremy Tan said Ailytics has reached 15 markets with strong unit economics and customer churn below 1 percent. He added that the investor wants to stand alongside the team as it expands globally.
The company, founded in Singapore in 2021, positions itself as a way for industrial operators to get more from existing camera systems rather than replacing them. Support for older cameras is central to that pitch, and the new funding is meant to carry it into more regions.
