Coram AI Raises USD 13.8 Million to Bring AI to Video Security

Large Language Model (LLM)-powered video security provider Coram AI announced that it has raised USD 13.8 million in Series A funding in a round led by Battery Ventures, a global, technology-focused investment firm. Existing investors 8VC and Mosaic Ventures also participated in the round, Coram AI said in a statement on January 16, 2025.

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Coram plans to use the funds to expand its product lines and grow its go-to-market and engineering teams. The company says its platform minimises infrastructure overhead for customers by integrating with any IP camera in existing installations.

“The technology uses advanced vision and language models for real-time video analysis from security cameras, enabling searches described in natural language and advanced applications such as virtual security guards capable of interpreting complex activities over long timespans,” the official release said.

According to the company, the platform addresses the needs of customers across education, logistics, and manufacturing by automatically analysing camera footage in real-time to detect threats, identify safety issues, and provide operational insights that reduce waste.

Human Level Understanding of Video

“With the new generation of AI, human-level understanding of video is finally possible. We envision cameras evolving far beyond being mere video recorders—they will become a constant pair of eyes that keeps the public safe and secure in a privacy-sensitive manner,” said Jain, Coram’s CEO.

For instance, Coram serves its customers in K-12 education by transmitting an immediate alert if a potential threat, such as someone brandishing a gun, is detected on the premises. Similarly, a user at a manufacturing plant can quickly sift through thousands of hours of footage to isolate recorded slip-and-fall incidents, helping to train managers to prevent such accidents in the future, the company explained.