SynthBee Raises $100M to Scale Collaborative Intelligence and Strengthen South Florida’s Innovation Economy
SynthBee, Inc., a stealth technology startup redefining how enterprises harness artificial intelligence, has announced the completion of $100 million in funding.The raise follows an initial $20 million seed round and an additional $80 million secured last week, signaling strong investor confidence in the company’s Collaborative Intelligence™ (CI™) platform and long-term vision.
Crosspoint Capital Partners, LP., an investment firm focused on cybersecurity, privacy, infrastructure, and AI software, is backing SynthBee as it accelerates platform development, expands into new markets, and continues investing in top-tier technical talent.
A Different Approach to Enterprise AI
Unlike conventional AI systems designed to automate or replace human decision-making, SynthBee is building Collaborative Intelligence™, a human-centered computing intelligence platform that amplifies and accelerates human expertise. The CI™ platform is engineered for speed, accuracy, privacy, reliability, transparency, and auditability, making it particularly suited for mission-critical and highly regulated industries.
SynthBee’s customers operate across sectors where trust and precision are essential, including medical technology and healthcare, aerospace and defense, advanced manufacturing, automotive, financial services, and media.
“At Crosspoint, we were blown away by the power of the business case for the customer,” said Andre Fuetsch, Managing Director at Crosspoint Capital. “The value proposition and time-to-value cannot be ignored. The team has invented a new way for organizations to harness intelligence at speed and with confidence. SynthBee’s differentiated CI™ platform is precisely the kind of bold, grounded innovation we want to back for the long term.”
Founded by a Proven Category Builder
SynthBee was founded by Rony Abovitz, an entrepreneur known for building category-defining companies. Abovitz previously founded MAKO Surgical, acquired by Stryker for $1.65 billion, and Magic Leap, a pioneer in spatial computing and XR. With SynthBee, Abovitz is applying lessons from robotics, healthcare, and advanced hardware to the next evolution of enterprise intelligence.
“SynthBee’s customers operate in mission-critical, high-performance areas across complex, regulated markets,” said Abovitz, President and CEO of SynthBee. “Our proprietary CI™ platform empowers businesses to solve complex scientific, engineering, design, compliance, and creative challenges at extreme speed,with high accuracy, high privacy, high reliability, under human control, and with clear auditability.”
Accelerating Innovation From Concept to Manufacturing
SynthBee’s mission is to help enterprises radically accelerate innovation across the entire product and technology lifecycle, from early concept through manufacturing and field operations. By combining advanced computing intelligence with human oversight, the platform enables organizations to move faster without sacrificing governance, security, or trust.
The new funding will allow SynthBee to deepen its work across multiple vertical markets while scaling secure, high-reliability systems that enterprises can confidently deploy in their most critical engineering, manufacturing, and operational workflows.
A Win for South Florida’s Tech Ecosystem
Beyond the company itself, SynthBee’s $100 million raise represents a meaningful milestone for South Florida’s growing innovation economy. With roots in the Fort Lauderdale - Miami corridor, SynthBee is part of a wave of high-growth technology companies helping reposition the region as a serious destination for venture capital, deep tech, and enterprise innovation.
That regional impact is already taking shape through SynthBee’s partnership with the University of Miami College of Engineering, reinforcing South Florida’s growing role as a hub for advanced technology and talent development. Rony Abovitz, a University of Miami alumnus, believes that technology should serve as a trusted collaborator and amplifier of human expertise. Through a company-funded research initiative, SynthBee is working with faculty and students to integrate its Collaborative Intelligence™ platform into engineering education, supporting curriculum development, research, and digital twin technologies known as SynthBees. The collaboration strengthens the region’s talent pipeline while underscoring a broader message: world-class innovation can be built in South Florida, fueled by strong academic partnerships, responsible technology development, and sustained investment.
As national investors increasingly look to South Florida for scalable technology companies, SynthBee’s success reinforces the region’s momentum,attracting capital, creating high-quality jobs, and expanding opportunities for engineers, researchers, and product leaders. The company’s growth also strengthens the local talent pipeline, connecting students and professionals to cutting-edge work in AI, cybersecurity, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing.
More broadly, companies like SynthBee demonstrate how South Florida’s evolving ecosystem,fueled by startups, universities, investors, and public-private partnerships,can translate funding into long-term economic impact, workforce development, and global relevance.
As SynthBee scales its Collaborative Intelligence™ platform from South Florida to global markets, its trajectory underscores a larger narrative: innovation, talent, and capital are converging in a region once overlooked by the tech industry. For entrepreneurs, investors, and future technologists alike, SynthBee’s rise signals that South Florida is not just participating in the AI economy - it is helping shape its future.
