- Published on October 16, 2020
- In AI Startups
This Bangalore Based Startup Uses Computer Vision For Quality Control In Automotive And Warehousing Industries
- By Ambika Choudhury
Analytics India Magazine caught up with Umesh, Co-Founder & Chief Operations Officer at CamCom to understand the underlying technology that focuses on AI, and how it is providing hyper-intelligent quality assurance.
Founded by Ajith Nayar, Mahesh Subramanian and Umesh in 2017, CamCom is an AI platform for automated quality assurance. It provides contactless defect and damage assessment solutions in the automotive industry. The new solution is claimed to provide contactless, scalable, accurate and cost-effective assessment. The platform is poised to be the imperative solution in the post COVID world to future proof enterprise quality processes.
AI To Make The Product Game Strong
According to Umesh, automotive defect and damage assessment are the flagship products. The h
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Ambika Choudhury
A Technical Journalist who loves writing about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. A lover of music, writing and learning something out of the box.
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