A platform called Neura that helps users to personalise connected devices while guarding their data will be promoting its new software development kit after raising a $11m Series A. Neura, which can currently be integrated with over tens of thousands devices and software channels, has just held a beta programme with "55 of users", and expects that number to increase significantly following the launch of its SDK. The core of Neura's is its use of artificial intelligence to recognise and analyse human behaviour and develop "digital identity" for each individual, which can be used to personalise applications, services and devices.
A platform called Neura that helps users to personalise connected devices while guarding their data will be promoting its new software development kit after raising a $11m Series A. Neura, which can currently be integrated with over 55 devices and software channels, has just held a beta programme with "tens of thousands of users", and expects that number to increase significantly following the launch of its SDK. The core of Neura's is its use of artificial intelligence to recognise and analyse human behaviour and develop "digital identity" for each individual, which can be used to personalise applications, services and devices.