Proptech

The San Francisco company emerges from stealth with $9.3m in funding led by Global Founders Capital.

The proptech industry is helping businesses and schools return to their former in-person format. But the budding industry might also help transform the legacy real estate industry to become more ESG-oriented and efficient.

Copeland of San Francisco has now raised $7m in total funding to provide education in skilled trades and the construction industry.

Smartvid.io of Cambridge, Massachusetts provides an AI-powered construction safety platform.

Branch Technology of Chattanooga, Tennessee raises $11m led by EquipmentShare, along with Brick & Mortar Ventures, Chattanooga Renaissance Fund and others.

Founders Fund, Base10, and Felicis Ventures invested in the company, which has emerged from stealth.