Tin Men Capital leads the round of financing with Ailytics raising $7.4 million in Series A funding to support its expansion into Asia-Pacific, the United States, and the Gulf region
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Industrial Vision AI startup Ailytics announces completion of $7.4 million Series A financing, led by Tin Men Capital, with participation from SEEDS, Safie and a major Japanese construction company, among others. The company stated that this funding will be used to strengthen its local teams in the United States, Japan, Australia, and the Gulf region, as well as to drive the expansion of its industrial AI business.
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Tin Men Capital led the round of financing with Ailytics raising $7.4 million in Series A funding to support their expansion into the Asia-Pacific, United States, and Gulf regions.

Singapore, October 26, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Ailytics is a startup company focused on computer vision, dedicated to transforming existing industrial video surveillance systems into real-time security and operational solutions. The company raised $7.4 million in its Series A financing led by Tin Men Capital. SEEDS (a subsidiary of SG Growth Capital), Safie (Japan's largest cloud camera company), as well as a major Japanese construction firm, participated in this round of financing along with family offices and existing investors.

Since the $2.7 million Pre-A financing round led by Tin Men Capital in April 2024, Ailytics has grown from 70 projects in 4 countries to over 400 deployments in 15 countries.

From Singapore to four continents

Ailytics was initially used for the public housing projects in Singapore (HDB), and today it has been deployed in large-scale systems for construction projects in NatSteel, PaxOcean, DHL, Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, as well as Terminal T5 at Changi Airport.

"This round of financing will strengthen our local teams in the United States, Japan, Australia, and the Gulf region, as we focus on the demanding outdoor industrial environments. We are building a global industrial AI company from Singapore," said Ailytics, co-founder and CEO of Lenard Tan.

Born for heavy industry

Ailytics's proprietary product, Ailyssa, is capable of extracting three-dimensional spatial information from a single two-dimensional image signal, and it can operate even in rainy weather, dusty conditions, and low-light environments using cameras that are decades old. This product provides real-time, actionable insights. Its latest inference engine, AilyssaX, is able to process dynamic contextual scenarios and verify multi-step processes, thereby generating more accurate and meaningful alerts.

"This round of financing will enable us to develop our own domain-specific inference models and maintain low operating costs for AI even as demand increases," said the co-founder of Ailytics and also CTO Prateek Manocha.

“Ailytics has entered 15 markets, with very stable unit economic benefits and a customer churn rate of less than 1%. We hope to fully support the team in their global expansion,” said Jeremy Tan, co-founder and managing partner of Tin Men Capital.

About Ailytics

Ailytics transforms existing video surveillance systems into real-time AI security and operational layers for heavy industry. The company was founded in 2021, with its headquarters located in Singapore, and has completed over 400 deployments in 15 countries. For more information, please visit ailytics.ai.

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