Kinetic Eye

AI-powered workplace safety monitoring for industrial and warehouse environments

Specialty Solutions Growth Series B

Overview

Kinetic Eye is a workplace safety technology platform for industrial employers, with direct applications in workers' compensation risk management. Operating under the CompScience brand, the company uses computer vision AI to analyze existing security camera footage in warehouses and distribution centers, automatically identifying safety hazards and incidents in real time. The platform helps safety teams reduce injury rates and improve workers' compensation experience modification (mod) rates.

The core platform integrates with a facility's existing camera infrastructure -- no new hardware required -- and delivers a web-based dashboard with real-time alerting, trend analysis, and actionable risk insights. Continuous automated monitoring replaces manual safety audits with persistent, data-driven surveillance. The company was founded by a team with prior AI experience from Tesla, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft.

Kinetic Eye raised USD 27.6M in Series B funding in February 2025, led by Sands Capital, bringing total funding to approximately USD 47.6M. The company has established insurance carrier partnerships with Nationwide and Swiss Re for workers' compensation underwriting and policy services, and was named to the CB Insights Insurtech 50 list in 2025.

Products & Services

Safety Monitoring Platform

An automated workplace safety monitoring system that analyzes live and recorded video from existing security cameras to detect hazards, near-misses, and safety incidents using computer vision AI.

Key Features

Real-time hazard detection and automated alerting sent to safety team inboxes
Remote web dashboard for visualizing risks and tracking safety metrics over time
Trend analysis and actionable reporting for continuous safety improvement
Multi-user access for team-wide visibility
Rapid deployment using existing camera infrastructure with expert onboarding support

Target Users: Safety managers and risk teams at industrial employers, warehouses, and distribution centers; workers' compensation insurers and underwriters