# BriefCam

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/briefcam

- Industry: Software
- Headquarters: Newton, US
- Website: www.briefcam.com
- Total disclosed funding: $2.6M
- Latest round: Series A (Mar 26, 2009)
- Investors on record: 1

## About

Founded in 2008 in Newton, US, BriefCam Ltd focuses on video content analytics. The company has not undergone any significant business pivots or changes. It was co-founded by Gideon Ben-Zvi and Shmuel Peleg. The latest funding round occurred in May 2018, when Canon, Inc. agreed to acquire BriefCam for USD 90.00 mn from Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, marking a significant milestone in the company's journey. The total amount raised by BriefCam throughout its history reaches USD 90.00 mn. BriefCam® offers a comprehensive Video Content Analytics platform designed to transform traditional video surveillance into actionable intelligence. Central to their offerings is the patented VIDEO SYNOPSIS® technology, which enables rapid video review and search capabilities, allowing users to synthesize hours of footage into concise summaries. Coupled with advanced deep learning solutions, the platform provides functionalities such as face recognition, real-time alerting, and quantitative video insights. The service is tailored for a diverse clientele, including law enforcement agencies, transportation authorities, healthcare institutions, and retail businesses across various global markets, including North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. By leveraging video data, BriefCam addresses critical use cases such as enhancing public safety, optimizing operational efficiency, and improving customer experiences in various sectors. Revenue generation for BriefCam is primarily derived from a subscription-based model for its software as a service (SaaS) platform, along with licensing fees for its trademarked VIDEO SYNOPSIS® technology. Clients typically engage in multi-year agreements that provide access to the platform's analytics capabilities, including advanced features like multi-camera search and real-time alert configuration. These agreements often come with tiered pricing structures based on the scale of deployment, including the number of cameras integrated into the system. The company serves a variety of sectors, and transactions occur directly with end-users, such as government agencies and enterprises, ensuring tailored solutions for their specific security and operational needs. Following the acquisition by Canon, Inc. in May 2018, BriefCam aims to enhance its technology offerings within the camera industry. Although specific upcoming product launches have not been disclosed, the acquisition is expected to bolster BriefCam's capabilities and expand its presence in the market. The rationale behind this acquisition indicates that Canon plans to leverage BriefCam's technology to provide a broader range of solutions, thus positioning the company for growth in various geographic regions.

## Funding rounds

- Series A, Mar 26, 2009, $2.6M — Aviv Venture Capital

## Investors

- Aviv Venture Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/aviv-venture-capital) — Series A