Projects from Swift Medical, RxPx, Gotcare, and AlayaCare carry a collective $26-million value

Led by Raven Indigenous Capital Partners, Telegraph Hill Capital, and Ripple Ventures—funding will fuel company's mission to automate and simplify data cleaningVANCOUVER, BC, May 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Artemis , a technology startup innovating data preparation to address data quality challenges, today announced it has secured $1.5 million in pre-seed funding. The round was led by Raven Indigenous Capital Partners , with participation from Telegraph Hill Capital , Ripple Ventures , and other angel investors. Artemis plans to use the funds to fuel its mission to simplify data preparation and provide easier access to data cleaning for both technical and non-technical users.Artemis was founded in 2022 by Josh Gray and William Shi with the vision to create an easy-to-use platform that enables teams to build, explore, and automate data-cleaning tasks using autonomous AI agents. These agents can be easily manipulated on a drag-and-drop canvas and deployed in an organization's data warehouse. The Artemis platform accelerates data-cleaning processes by up to 50 times, transforming how data-rich teams clean, manage, and use their datasets."The winners in the world of AI are organizations that have clean and accessible data. Today, the tools to clean and transform data do not allow teams to scale their work fast enough to keep up with the demand for insights and new AI products

TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / April 9, 2024 / AlayaCare, a leading home-based care technology platform, is set to transform the industry by bringing cutting-edge technology, including large language models and machine learning, to home care providers across the world. These innovative solutions aim to address the critical challenges facing the sector and revolutionize care delivery to achieve better outcomes.The home care industry currently faces numerous hurdles, from increasing demand to recruiting and retaining skilled professionals. With the aging baby boomer population driving a surge in demand for home care services, AlayaCare recognizes the need for innovative approaches to patient and client care management. By embracing AI and advanced technologies, the company is helping home care providers to meet business-critical challenges and improve care.According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there is a projected global shortage of nearly 14 million healthcare workers by 2030. This shortage, coupled with increased healthcare demands, cost, and demographic shifts, poses a critical challenge for the home health care industry. AlayaCare acknowledges the importance of securing qualified staff and believes that advanced technologies like GenAI, large language models, and machine learning can help automate tasks, optimize scheduling, create personalized care plans, and identify employees who are at risk of churning so that agencies can prioritize retention, ultimately enhancing overall efficiency."AlayaCare is focused on continuously refining our platform through applied research in machine learning and optimization applications," stated Adrian Schauer, AlayaCare founder and CEO