iam+

Information Technology and Services

Non Active, Aug 2019 ceased to operate
United States Founded 2012
Total raised
Stage
Founded
2012
Headcount
94
HQ
United States
Sector

About

i.am+ was founded by innovator and musician will.i.am. to develop products for the connected lifestyle. i.am+ aims to create new products that combine fashion and technology in the wearable segment. i.am+ Israel was opened with the acquisition of Sensiya (now Over.ai), a developer of Android personalization and contextual awareness tools. It was part of i.am+ electronics and specialized in the fields of contextual awareness, telephony, artificial intelligence, deep learning, health, wellness, and the Internet of Things. In August 2019, Over.ai was acquired by Vonage.

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When was iam+ founded and by whom?
iam+ was founded in 2012 by innovator and musician will.i.am.
What was the status of iam+ as of August 2019?
As of August 2019, iam+ ceased to operate and is currently inactive.
What was the purpose of iam+ Israel?
iam+ Israel was established through the acquisition of Sensiya (later Over.ai) and focused on contextual awareness, telephony, artificial intelligence, deep learning, health, wellness, and the Internet of Things.
Which company acquired Over.ai, formerly Sensiya, in August 2019?
In August 2019, Over.ai, which was originally Sensiya and part of iam+ Israel, was acquired by Vonage.
What was the reported funding amount for iam+ in November 2017?
According to a November 2017 report by FinSMEs, iam+ reportedly raised $117 million in funding.
What is the primary focus of iam+ products?
iam+ aimed to develop products for the connected lifestyle, combining fashion and technology in the wearable segment.
What is the employee count for iam+?
iam+ has an employee count of 94 worldwide.
When did iam+ establish a presence in Israel?
iam+ established its presence in Israel in May 2016.

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