EGV invests €1.2 million in Servo AI

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Early Game Ventures (EGV) has announced a significant seed investment of €1.2 million in Servo AI, a local startup leveraging computer vision and AI to deliver real-time insights for brick-and-mortar businesses, including retail and HoReCa.

This investment, fully funded by Early Game Fund II, aims to transform how traditional businesses utilize CCTV camera footage, turning passive surveillance into active, intelligent data collection.

Servo AI enables physical establishments to optimize operations, staffing, customer service response times, and enhance security through real-time monitoring and analysis of live video streams. The insights provided by Servo AI can be used to streamline workflows and improve service quality.

Amit Frenkel, Founder & CEO of Servo AI, said: "This strategic investment from Early Game Ventures will enable us to accelerate our mission of empowering brick-and-mortar businesses with the same level of data-driven insights previously exclusive to online platforms. We are excited to expand our reach and bring our innovative AI solutions to a wider market."

With the fresh funding in place, the startup plans to expand its operations into Romania, establishing a technical hub and recruiting a core product development team to capitalize on the country's skilled workforce. 

Servio AI also intends to extend its sales efforts across CEE countries.

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