Spotr, Dutch data platform, earned $4.8M funds to build largest database

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• Spotr, a Dutch property data platform, secures $4.8 million in funding to bolster its position as a global property data platform driven by AI technology.
• Spotr’s unique approach, combining AI with various data sources, facilitates efficient large-scale property inspections.
• Spotr CEO aims to inspect 15 million properties in the next two years.

Lately, Spotr, the Dutch property data platform leveraging AI technology, secured $4.8 million in funding to advance its aim of establishing itself as the foremost and most reliable image-centric property database on a global scale.

Funding boosts Spotr’s global ambitions

The funding campaign, supported by Volta Ventures and InnovationQuarter alongside primary investor EDF Pulse Ventures, has injected $4.8 million into Spotr’s ambitious initiative.

Specialising in harnessing AI technology, Spotr gathers comprehensive property data from across the globe, offering clients swift and convenient solutions.

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Spotr employs a distinctive approach, amalgamating data from various sources including satellites and street views, to create digital replicas of properties worldwide known as “digital twins.”

This approach enables Spotr to conduct thorough large-scale property inspections efficiently, particularly when combined with machine learning and advanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

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Spotr’s strategic hires and expansion plans

Dirk Huibers, co-founder and CEO of Spotr exposed some key hire details: “Bart Jan Hin, former CCO of Rodeo, has come on as CCO and Sander Mulders, former founder Geophy, as CTO. Next to these key hires, we will extend our technology, originally built for housing organisations, in the insurance industry.

“This allows us to service large enterprise companies like Zurich and local real-estate owners like the Alliantie. Our ambition is to inspect 15 million properties in the next two years.”

Julien Villeret commented positively on Spotr: “The technology developed by Spotr enables us to effectively qualify customers’ needs, so that we can very quickly offer them concrete solutions in terms of energy efficiency and decentralised energy production, such as the installation of solar panels on their roofs.”