RODRADAR
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Develops innovative RADAR solutions for obstacle detection in challenging construction environments.
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What does RODRADAR do?
RodRadar is at the forefront of sensor technology, developing innovative RADAR solutions uniquely capable of detecting obstacles in challenging environments and conditions. The company focuses on disruptive solutions for the construction industry, aiming to deliver breakthroughs in both efficiency and safety.
What is RODRADAR's valuation?
StartupHub estimates RODRADAR's effective valuation at $24.1M (range $15.0M to $36.0M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has RODRADAR raised?
RODRADAR has raised a total of $6M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.
When was RODRADAR founded?
RODRADAR was founded in 2012.
What industry does RODRADAR operate in?
RODRADAR operates in Sensor, Construction, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous, Safety, Construction Tech.
How many employees does RODRADAR have?
RODRADAR has approximately 33 people on record.
What is RODRADAR's current status?
RODRADAR's current operating status is: Inactive.
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