Carbyne (company)

Carbyne is a public safety technology company that has developed a call handling ecosystem, which delivers advanced IP-enabled communication features and caller solutions.[1] Their end-to-end digitized NG911 ecosystem brings all available data sources for emergency services into one response system.[2][3] It was founded by Amir Elichai in 2014, the inspiration for which came from his personal experience involving 911.[4][5][6][1][7]

Carbyne
IndustryGovernment, Technology, Public Safety
Founded2014
FounderAmir Elichai

Alex Dizengof

Yony Yatsun
HeadquartersNew York, New York
Area served
Worldwide
Productsc-Live AML, c-Live Universe, c-Live Universe+, c-Live Apex Events History, Analytics
ServicesRemote government, mental health
Number of employees
100 employees
Websitecarbyne911.com

Carbyne has raised $40 million in external funding.[6][2][8] Investors in Carbyne include Founders Fund, Elsted Capital Partners, FinTLV and Kraft Group among others.[5][9][10][11][12]

Carbyne

Carbyne was previously known as Reporty[13][14][15][16] and has raised $40 million funding. [17][18][19][20][21][22][23] In 2015, the company offered services through an app "C-Now".[24][20][25][26][27][28][29] In 2018, the company released the product named "C-Lite" that connects directly to 911 services which lets PSAP's (Public Safety Answering Point)[30][31] to send links at the time of emergency.[17][19][32]

Winbourne Consulting has partnered with Carbyne[31] which will help the users with NG911 solutions at the time of emergency.[31][33] The emergency calls include live video streaming, location detection, and Voice Over IP information sources.[24][34][14][35][27]

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