According to media reports, Israeli artificial intelligence facial recognition startup AnyVision has raised $235 million from SoftBank Vision Fund2 and Holding company Eldridge, among others, to support the growth and adoption of its products.

AnyVision's funding round was led by SoftBank Vision Fund2 and private equity firm Eldridge, with participation from existing investors. AnyVision said the new funding would accelerate growth, innovation, and adoption of AnyVision's recognition artificial intelligence platform to protect people and places.
Amit Lubovsky, director of investment advisory at SoftBank, will join AnyVision's board of directors as part of the deal.

AnyVision said it had forged strategic partnerships with several key partners in the space to expand its market reach, including Honeywell International, Schneider Electric, and Nvidia.