AI Compliance, Investing in Cities, Surgical Intelligence, and Bulit-to-Order Apartments

On this week’s dose, (2:03) we breakdown Kompliant’s $14M seed round, and how the AI platform helps companies tackle compliance challenges amidst increasing regulatory scrutiny. (5:40) Next, we discuss Nada, a company taking a unique approach to fractional ownership by letting people invest in cities like they would index funds, fueled by their recent $8.1M seed round. (11:52) Then, we dive into an analysis of Theator’s $39.5M Series A, and how the startup is leveraging ‘Surgical Intelligence’ to identify best practices in the operating room. (17:36) Last, we close out this week’s dose with a discussion on Nabr, a startup hoping to revolutionize city living through their built-to-order, carbon-neutral apartments, hot off a $48M fundraise.Sourceshttps://techcrunch.com/2022/07/29/2361759/https://www.complianceweek.com/surveys-and-benchmarking/report-fines-against-financial-institutions-hit-104b-in-2020/29869.articlehttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220727005227/en/Nada-Raises-8.1M-in-Funding-to-Unlock-Real-Estate-Wealth-for-Everyonehttps://theator.io/https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/22/theator-an-ai-platform-that-analyzes-surgery-videos-closes-out-its-series-a-at-39-5m/https://siliconcanals.com/crowdfunding/2150-backs-nabr-in-47-3m-round/