Lumana secures $40 million in Series A funding

LOS GATOS, Calif. — Lumana announced that it has closed $40 million in Series A funding led by Wing Venture Capital with support from existing investors Norwest and S Capital.

This latest round brings the total funding raised to $64 million. Lumana said that the funding will accelerate its go-to-market activities and fuel continued product innovation across its video intelligence platform, which uses vision language models (VLM) and agentic AI to transform any camera into an intelligent real-time monitoring, detection and response system.

“Lumana isn’t just another video security company. We are infusing AI into video in a way that not only transforms how organizations manage physical security, but also enhances safety and operational efficiency – all from a single platform,” said Sagi Ben Moshe, Lumana’s CEO and founder. “We’re building the infrastructure for cameras to perceive, understand context and take action in real-time – from detecting and responding to threats to uncovering safety and operational issues. This investment is a milestone in our mission, enabling us to accelerate growth to meet demand and provide our wide array of customers with physical world AI capabilities that are unmatched in the market today.”

The company noted that organizations are shifting from monitoring security camera infrastructure to AI-powered solutions, with the global market for AI in video surveillance expected to more than double to $14.6 billion in the next four years and use of the technology for video analytics projected to reach $69 billion by 2028.

“Lumana is at the forefront of the AI video movement, enabling cameras to truly perceive the physical environment and deliver actionable insights in real-time,” said Peter Wagner, founding partner at Wing Venture Capital, who will join Lumana’s Board of Directors. “The company’s powerful platform converts ordinary video security infrastructure into a proactive, continually learning solution that enables users to scale security, safety and operational decision-making with a level of intelligence we’ve never seen in the industry before. I’m excited to work with Sagi and the team as they shape the future of video security and redefine how people and machines collaborate at scale.”