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Click-Ins brings its AI vehicle inspection technology to US market

Click-Ins brings its AI vehicle inspection technology to US market
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New Startups / VC Funding H2Pro and Kardome Make Japanese Deals Two Israeli startups cut deals with Japanese firms this week. Israeli cleantech company H2Pro reached its agreement with Japanese Fortune Global 500 conglomerate Sumitomo Corporation to partner on a variety of green hydrogen initiatives in a deal valued at $250 million. And Kardome, an […]

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Click-Ins AI car damage detector raises $7 5M in funding

The platform streamlines the process of vehicle damage assessment and analysis by leveraging machine learning and AI technology

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Automated vehicle damage inspection relies on imaging

Two Israeli companies, Click-ins and Spinframe, are making strides with technologies that don’t rely on the human eye for assessing exterior damage.

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