Acelab Secures $5.3M to Revolutionize Architecture with Data-Driven Product Choices
Acelab, a New York-based online platform designed for architects, has secured $5.3 million in funding. The company aims to enhance the built environment through data-driven product choices, connecting professionals with suitable building supplies.
Founded in 2019, Acelab streamlines workflows for architecture professionals by offering an intelligent search platform. The platform uses machine learning to provide tailored product recommendations based on project specifics.
The latest funding round was led by Pillar VC, PJC, and Draper Associates, with support from other investors. This follows previous funding from Y Combinator and notable angel investors before August 2023.
With the new funding, Acelab will continue to connect architects and manufacturers, improving the efficiency and quality of building projects. The company's mission to enhance built environment outcomes through data-driven decisions is now backed by $5.3 million.
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