Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Butlr, led by Honghao Deng, has raised $38 million in Series B funding. Butlr offers an AI-driven platform to monitor movements and occupancy in spaces, optimizing real estate, health, and energy efficiency without capturing personal data.

2. Planera, led by Nitin Bhandari, has raised $13.5 million in Series A funding. Planera provides a CPM-based scheduling platform for the construction industry, offering real-time progress tracking, risk simulation, and collaboration tools for all project phases.

3. Miris, led by Marlin Prager, has raised $26 million in Seed funding. Miris brings spatial computing to real-time streaming, enabling dynamic, high-fidelity spatial content streaming without downloads, revolutionizing content creation and consumption.

4. Pangeam, led by Jeremy Moultrup, has raised $4.25 million in Seed funding. Pangeam offers a workplace intelligence platform that provides spatial and social analytics, helping companies optimize office layouts and resource allocation to enhance productivity.

5. Wethos AI, led by Stuart McClure, has raised $7.5 million in Seed funding. Wethos AI combines artificial intelligence and organizational psychology to analyze team dynamics, helping businesses optimize performance and achieve strategic goals.

6. Tilt, led by Jen Henderson, has raised $15 million in Series B funding. Tilt offers a leave management platform that bridges HR efficiency and employee experience, ensuring compliance while supporting employees during leave scenarios.

7. Bland AI, led by Isaiah Granet, has raised $16 million in Series A funding. Bland AI provides a conversational AI platform for automating business phone calls with hyper-realistic agents, offering voice cloning, multi-language support, and scalability.

8. Inventive AI, led by Dhiren Bhatia, has raised $4 million in Seed funding. Inventive AI streamlines RFP and sales questionnaire workflows with AI, generating accurate drafts and managing content to enhance efficiency in responding to RFPs.

9. Pylon, led by Marty Kausas, has raised $17 million in Series A funding. Pylon offers a B2B support platform with ticketing systems, AI support bots, and omnichannel integrations to improve customer support and account management.

To get more detail on each featured startup in this and our other weekly recaps, visit: https://www.bearhugrecruiting.com/career-intelligence/category/Startup+Funding