5 tech startups that could change the world, get to know them in detail

Pioneers Investors – Some tech startups are behind some of the most important innovations we’re seeing right now, and are on their way to truly revolutionizing the future, with advances in deep learning, neural networks, natural language processing, and computer vision.

These startups have the potential to solve major problems in areas such as manufacturing, retail, supply chains, and agriculture, among countless other business areas. Let’s take a look at 5 of those companies that will contribute to changing the world for the better technology.

Argo AI

Argo AI aims to be a complete platform for self-driving cars, covering all the necessary software, hardware, maps and infrastructure remotely, in order to guide us to a bright future without having to take a bus.

Argo is pushing the limits of search in collaboration with partners like Volkswagen and Ford, and recently unveiled the Argo Lidar light detection and rangefinding system, a new approach to conducting distance checks on objects up to 400 metres.

Ceres Imaging

Ceres specializes in high-resolution non-satellite imaging technologies using fixed aircraft and drones in agriculture, providing critical information to farmers. It offers an impressive mix of the latest and important new technologies based on artificial intelligence technology. It has techniques for spotting irrigation problems 2-3 weeks before they arise, fixing irrigation and water scarcity scenarios, calculating how corrections for these problems will affect crops, and it can free farmers from the burden of simple, labor-intensive tasks.

Landing AI

Landing introduced its first product, Landing Lens; It is an integrated platform that allows manufacturers to combine their expertise with the company to create a visual inspection platform that is constantly improving thanks to machine learning technologies. It also offers visual inspection systems for the agricultural and automotive industries.

An interesting aspect of Landing’s approach is how user data is put at the center of the solution. It focuses on an efficient and easy-to-use classification system that continuously collects data and facilitates retraining and validation of the AI ​​model.

Sentinel

The Estonian company Sentinel donates deepfake detection technologies that use artificial intelligence technology to generate fake photos, audio or video clips of real people, and the company strives to be a leader in this field thanks to its expertise and support in the field of cybersecurity.

Sentinel serves to offer APIs that take advantage of a variety of things, such as a deep learning approach and a large fake comparison database, which determines whether uploaded media is fake or real as it was recorded.

Standard

Standard delivers advanced retail solutions based on artificial intelligence and standard computer vision. For example, customers can walk into stores and get what they want through a smart app on their phone, and computer vision technology can track what a shopper wants.

Standard wants to make this technology ubiquitous among retailers, as well as connecting it to supply chains, becoming a company that offers in-depth analytics and a smoother payment experience.