HeathTech no doubt is the future of what the world will expect to experience in the healthcare service provision space. Due to the tech leverage and artificial intelligence (AI), HealthTech can offer realtime service to tens of millions of people on an almost instantaneous automated process, while spotting demand trends and future possibilities. Also, very obvious in solving the space-time challenge, Internet Technologies and AI is totally redefining startups and how we share and use information. The covid-19 pandemic came in to redefine how the entire globe is perceiving the human interactions as most organizations find how to deliver in the midst of the big change. Some healthcare providers offering leading insights in that category have been discussed in this article to further make available information on how globally-positioned organizations are engaging with people needs and requirements within and outside their domain of operation through tech best practices.

Artificial Intelligence funding has been the talk of the town off late. With the rising demand for the advanced technological requirements in possibly everything that one can think of, higher is the number of AI companies flourishing in the market. Considering how crucial AI as a technology is, AI firms receive huge financial support. That being said, here are some of the top AI funding in the last three months. Relativity Space, an aerospace company that designs, develops, and builds 3D printed rockets, has raised a whopping total of $1.3B in funding over 6 rounds. Their recent funding was the one with $650 million that was raised on 8 June 2021.

Arturo, Inc. –Arturo is a deep learning spin-out from American Family Insurance focused on delivering highly accurate measurement and predictive data for the Property & Casualty (P&C) Insurance, Reinsurance, REIT, and PERE markets. The company is headquartered in Chicago, IL, and has representation across North America to support both the Insurance and Re-Insurance Industry. Arturo has recently added to its locations a presence in Ottawa, Canada. Arturo, Inc. has raised a total of $8M in funding over two rounds. Their latest funding was raised on Apr 7, 2020, from a Series A round.

AI.Reverie - AI.Reverie is a simulation platform that trains AI to understand the world. They offer a suite of synthetic data and vision APIs to help businesses across different industries train their machine learning algorithms and improve their AI accuracy and repeatability. Key industries AI.Reverie has solutions for including Agriculture, Industrial, including managing construction sites, Smart Cities, and Smart Homes. AI.Reverie has raised a total of $5.6M in funding over three rounds. Their latest funding was raised on Apr 14, 2020.

WalkMe, a CA-based digital adoption platform, secured $90 million in the funding round. Vitruvian Partners led the latest funding round while Insight Partners also noted their participation. Founded in 2011, CA-based, WalkMe offers a digital adoption platform. The platform is powered by Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, automation, and analytics capabilities. To date, the company has raised a total of $307.9

From powering personalized career sites that recommend open positions that are ideal for a given candidate based on their capabilities as eightfold.ai AI and machine learning have the potential to create an additional $2.6T in value by 2020 in Marketing and Sales, and up to $2T in manufacturing and supply chain planning according to the McKinsey Global Institute. Please see the latest roundup of machine learning forecasts and market estimates, 2019 for more market data on machine learnings' exponential growth. Alation - Alation offers a machine learning data catalog to help people find, understand, and trust data across their organizations. They've defined their solution to align with the needs of four dominant personas, including Chief Data Officers, Analysts, Stewards, and IT and Engineering. Their Data Catalog is known for its usability and intuitive design. More than 100 organizations, including the City of San Diego, eBay, Munich Re, and Pfizer, have adopted the Alation Data Catalog.

As part of the latest funding into AI with ethics, Facebook would promote the application of smart technology and data science across all industry and societal planes. After a tumultuous year in 2018, Facebook has announced a series of new policies to shake off its position on the ethical application of AI and Data Science. While the #10YearChallenge is taking its viral flight on Instagram, Facebook has decided to move an inch close to bringing'ethics' to Artificial Intelligence and related research. Yesterday, the global social media giant and personal data aggregator announced that it is partnering with the Technical University of Munich to support the incubation of an independent AI ethics research center. In the hindsight, the official blog by Facebook also revealed their ongoing efforts in bringing AI to the center of socio-economic infrastructure at a global scale.

Israel's Airobotics today announced it has raised a $30 million round of funding as the company continues to build out its U.S. operations. Founded in 2014, the company has developed a commercial pilotless drone that self-deploys and then returns to its base, where robotic arms handle chores like changing the battery and various components. No human intervention is needed. The drones have proven to be particularly popular with mining companies, but are targeting a wide range of industries such as utilities and warehouses. In late September, the company announced it was opening a North American headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona to oversee its business in South America and Central America as well.