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Accelerator investment · Mobility

Rhevia receives £60,000 BGV programme investment

BGV backed Streetwise Technology, now Rhevia, through a £60,000 investment in its Spring 2025 programme.

By RoundOS Funding desk

Streetwise Technology, now Rhevia joined Bethnal Green Ventures’ Spring 2025 Tech for Good cohort, announced on 24 March 2025. The programme offered a £60,000 investment to each selected business.

Operating as Streetwise Technology, Dorian Isaacson’s team was developing sensor-equipped pedestrian crossings that detect people and vehicles to improve road safety.

The early crossing system focused on the interaction between drivers and pedestrians. It used sensing to respond to behaviour around crossings, with safety and accessibility at the centre of the design.

Funding history

Accelerator investment · This round£60K

Sources

  1. Meet our Spring 2025 cohortbethnalgreenventures.com · Mar 24, 2025
  2. Three tips to apply for BGV’s Spring 2025 Programmebethnalgreenventures.com · Nov 28, 2024
  3. rhevia.ai

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