Mark Anderson
The UK’s emerging technological landscape continues to break boundaries, with York at the forefront as a hub for startups in the Computer Vision industry. Despite the challenges brought about by the pandemic, techno-entrepreneurs conceived innovative companies in 2020 and beyond. Here, we’re featuring a selection of ten startups that are shaping the industry and carving a name for themselves in the realm of Computer Vision.
Computer vision utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to enable computers to interpret and understand the visual world. The technology is used extensively across various industries, from health care to e-commerce, to create innovative solutions for everyday problems. Below, we have curated a list of startups based in York that are making waves in the Computer Vision sector.
Each of these companies is leveraging their unique approach and innovative technologies to redefine their respective industries. Delve into their profiles below to learn more about their work, visions, and teams.
Reactiv
Founded by Arthur Sebert and Siddharth Saxena, Reactiv is an augmented reality and computer vision company focusing on health care and medical services. Reactiv uses AR and CV tech to create tailored care plans for patients dealing with joint discomfort. It combines innovative technology with health care provisions to revolutionize patient care. Follow them on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
Finiite
Finiite, co-founded by Fatima Awan, combines AI, computer vision, machine learning, and personalization to provide B2B solutions. While its mission remains undisclosed, Finiite already has an established presence on multiple platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Klothed Technologies
Established by Greg Munves and James O’Brien, Klothed Technologies creates an AI platform for clothing retailers, allowing users to virtually “try on” clothing before purchasing. Their system offers a unique, personalized shopping experience for consumers.
Oarbt
Founded by Sharon Obuobi, Oarbt operates in the computer vision industry, specifically in the e-commerce sector. They are in the early stages of their mission and details about their breakthroughs are under wraps.
Kyd Labs
Kyd Labs is paving a new way for the live events industry. They offer B2B tools powered by web3 for promoters, artists, and venues to manage their live events from start to finish. Be sure to check them out on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Tailored
Tailored was conceived by Dave Desmarais, Jeff Collins, and Kristy Desmarais. Their product, Capture, is an AI-driven garment measuring app designed to help online clothing sellers increase efficiency by up to 80%. They’ve established social media presence on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Diminished Reality
Diminished Reality, founded by Cenek Albl and Jim Kernan, creates digital replicas of interior spaces allowing users to redesign their homes virtually. Beyond the visuals, the company also provides cost and timeline estimates for renovations. Check out their Twitter and LinkedIn for more insight.
Selectika
Founded by Micah Kaminer and Tali Bezalel Hamdi, Selectika is an AI recommendation platform for eCommerce websites. They leverage image recognition and data science to generate an optimal digital assortment tailor-made for each shopper. Learn more about them on their Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
88Finds
Jessica Wong and My Tran founded 88Finds, a fashion community platform where consumers can research, discover, and shop from a varied range of products. Stay updated on their progress via Twitter and LinkedIn.
The unceasing dynamism of these startups propels not only the Computer Vision industry but also the overall innovation ecosystem in the UK. We look forward to seeing these companies grow and contribute more to their respective industries and beyond.
