H3 Zoom Closes $3.6 Million Series A to Expand AI Inspection Across Asia

Jun 23, 2026
Singapore-based H3 Zoom has completed a $3.6 million Series A funding round led by JRE Ventures, with participation from SGInnovate, M7 Holdings, Moringa Ventures, and Lotus One Investment. The funding will support expansion across Asia and product development for its AI inspection platform.

H3 Zoom has completed the final close of its oversubscribed 3.6 million dollar Series A funding round, announced in a press release. The round was led by JRE Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of East Japan Railway Company, with participation from SGInnovate, M7 Holdings, Moringa Ventures, and Lotus One Investment.

The company had earlier secured 1.8 million dollars in the first close and later added 2.1 million dollars through an AngelCentral member syndication. The total now stands at 3.6 million dollars.

H3 Zoom develops AI inspection and asset intelligence solutions for buildings and critical infrastructure. Its platform combines computer vision, proprietary vision language models, robotics data capture, and enterprise workflows to automate inspection and maintenance.

The new funding will support its expansion across Asia, focusing on Japan, Hong Kong SAR, Singapore, and Southeast Asia. It will also be used to accelerate product development, strengthen engineering capabilities, and expand integrations across the building and infrastructure lifecycle.

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