SoftBank Group — 2023 Investments
5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Mapbox operates a developer cloud platform that provides maps, navigation, search, and geospatial data services built from continuously updated location data drawn from telemetry, aerial imagery, computer vision, and user contributions.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsMobility & TransportationSaaSWashington, US
Eric Gunderson(Executive Officer, Director)Bonnie Bogle(Founder)Eric Gundersen(Founder)
BoardRandy Glein(Director)Ryan McIntyre(Director)Marc Prioleau(Director)
Co-investorsDBL PartnersEnergize CapitalFelicis VenturesFoundryGen CapitalGFR Fund+8 more
Rankmi offers HR software for managing and paying global teams, including employees, freelancers, and international talent across different currencies, from a single platform.
AI & Machine LearningFuture of WorkHR TechSaaSProvidencia
Felipe Alejandro Cuadra Cortes(Director)Alexis Galdames(Director)inFelipe Mundaca(Founder)inFelipe Cuadra Cortés(Founder)inEnrique Besa(Founder)inFelipe Cuadra(Founder)
Co-investorsKayyak VenturesSoftbank Latin America FundVARIV
Robin is a cognitive assessment platform that uses short neuroscience-based games enhanced with AI to measure how people think, learn, and solve problems.
AI & Machine LearningHR TechSaaS
Co-investorsGlobant VenturesAFG PartnersEpisode1Temasek
Tractable builds computer-vision and machine-learning AI that performs visual damage assessment from customer images, enabling fast damage appraisals for uses such as accident recovery, car part salvage, and property assessment.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareInsurTechMobility & TransportationLondon, GB
Razvan Ranca(Founder)inAlex Dalyac(Founder)inAdrien Cohen(Founder)inVenkat Sathyamurthy(CEO)inMark HornseyinAlexandre Dalyac(Founder)
Co-investorsAcequia Capital (AceCap)Beyond CapitalEntrepreneur FirstInsight PartnersIsomer CapitalPlug and Play Ventures+5 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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