Coram AI, an AI-native physical security platform, has raised $35 million in its Series B funding round co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery Ventures, it announced on Friday.
The funding also saw participation from UP.Partners, 8VC, and Mosaic Ventures, the startup said in a statement.
With the latest infusion, the startup’s total funding stands at $66 million.
The funding comes as the company reports a fourfold increase in revenue since its $13.8 million Series A round last year.
“Most security systems just record what happened. Only later, after a manual search, might you find the incident,” said Ashesh Jain, co-founder and CEO of Coram AI. “We spent years building AI that helps cars read a scene and act before someone gets hurt. The same approach protects the places people live and work: catch risks earlier, and keep schools, hospitals, and workplaces safer instead of just documenting what went wrong.”
Co-founded by IIT Delhi alumnus Ashesh Jain, Coram is an AI-native physical security platform that helps organisations investigate incidents faster, improve operational visibility, and coordinate response across video security, access control, guest management, and emergency workflows.
The company serves school districts, healthcare organizations, manufacturers, government agencies, places of worship, hospitality groups, retailers, and Fortune 500 enterprises.
