Listed 14 November 2014 · Sunnyvale · California · United States
Neura.
A Sunnyvale app that learned your daily routines to connect smart devices, places and people; its company was sold to Otonomo in 2021.
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Timeline
- Listed on Stompstart
“The Internet of Things begins with YOU.”
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- Funding
Neura raised an $11 million Series A from AXA Strategic Ventures, Pitango Venture Capital, Lenovo Group and Liberty Israel Venture Fund; it was offering an SDK to developers.
Funding · Announced - On record
Neura appointed COO Amit Hammer as CEO; co-founder Gilad Meiri moved to the board.
On record · Announced - Acquired
Otonomo Technologies announced it had acquired Neura, Inc., described as a leader in AI-powered mobility intelligence, and would integrate Neura's analytics into its vehicle data platform.
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As listed on Stompstart
“The Internet of Things begins with YOU.”
Neura integrates your connected devices, favorite places, family and friends all in one super smart app. We then learn the ins-and-outs of your regular interactions between these things to be able to suggest Shortcuts that simplify your daily life. What’s a Shortcut? Picture your door locking itself after you’ve gone to bed, getting a notification as soon as your kids get home from school, or your running playlist being adjusted according to the specific phase of your run (warm-up, peak and about to finish). Our understanding of how all the elements in your environment interact allows us to integrate your connected life with your real one, putting technology at your service by providing your devices with all the real-world context they need to better meet your needs. Best of all, you’re at the center, in full control of how your information is used. If at any given moment you’d like to undo a Shortcut, you can easily stop the flow of your data to any of the people, places or devices previously connected.
- Topics
- Internet of things, Wearables
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Location
- Sunnyvale · California · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing described an app that tied together connected devices, favorite places, family and friends, then suggested automatic 'Shortcuts', such as the door locking after bedtime or a notification when the children got home. It stressed that users could stop the flow of their data at any time.
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