Voxel, founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, builds AI-powered computer vision technology that converts existing security cameras into intelligent safety sensors. Its platform analyses video in real time to detect workplace hazards, risky behaviours and operational inefficiencies at industrial facilities, with the aim of preventing injuries before they occur.
The company's technical work spans computer vision, deep learning and real-time video analytics. Its Voxel AI safety platform is designed to surface leading indicators of risk, including ergonomic issues, vehicle near-misses, PPE compliance failures and area control hazards, rather than relying on incident reports after the fact. The firm reports that the platform reduces recordable incidents by up to 91% and has delivered millions in cost savings for customers.
Voxel serves customers including Fortune 500 companies across manufacturing, logistics, retail and food and beverage. It has raised over $30 million in capital. The company describes its mission as protecting the industrial workers who power the global economy, and frames its work as a combination of deep learning expertise applied to practical safety problems.
