Computer Vision Startups

Structured uses AI and computer vision to automatically review architectural and engineering drawing packages, checking for compliance violations, coordination conflicts, and scope gaps across disciplines including architecture, structural, MEP, and civil engineering.

3 investors

EdgeTrace provides AI-powered video search software that allows law enforcement and public safety agencies to query video footage in plain language, finding answers in seconds instead of hours of manual review. The system runs on-premises within an agency's own network, maintaining data sovereignty while enabling investigators to search their camera networks as naturally as searching documents or code.

2 investors

LabelFlow develops image-labeling tools and a dataset marketplace to support the creation of computer vision and AI models at scale. It positions itself as a version-control-style platform for visual data.

2 investors

Mirror AI makes a consumer mobile app that generates personalized emoji from a user's selfie, producing hundreds of custom stickers to share across messaging apps and social networks.

2 investors

Oda provides an AI-powered interior design tool that helps homebuyers and renters visualize and furnish spaces; it works with real estate platforms to display AI-generated room designs and directs users to shop for furniture and décor from multiple retailers.

2 investors

OpenVector monitors video feeds to detect security events such as tailgating through building entrances and triggers automated responses like placing phone calls with attached clips. The product uses natural-language rules to configure physical security automations.

2 investors

SBX Robotics creates synthetic training images for robot computer vision systems using simulation, enabling companies to generate large labeled datasets from minimal seed imagery at a fraction of traditional annotation costs.

2 investors

Sizeless provides an AI-powered mobile workflow for capturing construction trenches and utility connections with 3D precision. The software converts smartphone video scans into CAD-ready plans and GIS models for deep construction, district heating, and utility connection projects.

2 investors

Sorting Robotics builds automation and robotics technology for the cannabis industry, using robotic process automation and computer vision. The company is based in Los Angeles.

2 investors

Aedilic provides open-source software that identifies images created by artificial intelligence systems, including those produced through diffusion models, generative adversarial networks, and synthetic video techniques.

1 investor

Ageospatial provides an AI service that analyzes satellite and street-level imagery, maps, public records, and insurers' own data to assess property risk remotely without physical inspections. It serves insurance carriers and MGAs, supporting their underwriting, claims, and pricing teams.

1 investor

Bidflow is an AI tool that automatically counts electrical devices, lighting fixtures, and lighting controls from construction drawings. It serves electrical contractors and lighting distributors who need to prepare bids and quotes quickly.

1 investor

DragonEye provides vision AI software that detects objects and attributes in images using zero-shot models, requiring no manual training. The platform serves developers and businesses building computer vision applications through drop-in SDKs and a model studio.

1 investor

Dream3D is a research team building foundation models that turn data into interactive simulations.

1 investor

Flutter is a mobile dating app that uses short, ephemeral videos and computer vision to help people match with others nearby. Users browse videos to like or pass on potential matches, then connect through 15 seconds of live two-way video to gauge mutual interest.

1 investor

Hundred provides AI visual inspection that detects sub-millimeter cosmetic defects on parts using one-shot anomaly detection, without requiring programming or labeled defect data. It serves contract manufacturers building consumer electronics, helping factories reduce waste and avoid line-down issues before parts reach assembly.

1 investor

Hypermile develops AI-powered cruise control software for trucks that reduces fuel consumption by up to 11% and CO₂ emissions through predictive models and real-time optimization. The system integrates with existing truck manufacturer systems to improve efficiency and driver comfort for fleet operators.

1 investor

Kirana AI develops an AI-based store management system that uses on-site cameras and sensors to monitor physical retail locations for loss prevention, workplace safety, and customer service optimization, with plans to expand into automated ordering, pricing, and inventory management.

1 investor

LightTwist provides a browser-based virtual studio environment where users can record and broadcast video content with remote participants using only a camera and web browser.

1 investor

MICSI develops AI software that improves MRI image resolution and reduces scanning duration, enabling imaging centers to increase patient capacity. The company aims to enhance MRI technology's diagnostic accuracy through more consistent, quantifiable imaging data.

1 investor

Milkyway provides a platform for store-level inventory and stock management, enabling retailers to track out-of-stock (OOS) items and automate replenishment across their locations. The platform delivers real-time insights to improve in-store availability and sales performance.

1 investor

Operon Solutions uses computer vision and AI to detect equipment, instruments, and piping in industrial process drawings with 97%+ accuracy, converting them into structured graph data. The platform enables engineers to query these drawings in natural language and generates standards-compliant P&IDs for industrial manufacturing and maintenance operations.

1 investor

Optifye.ai installs cameras on factory floors and uses computer vision to track worker activity, allowing manufacturers to monitor productivity and identify which employees are active or idle in real time.

1 investor

Permitify reviews architectural and engineering plans against city ordinances, building codes, and project requirements to identify likely code violations or missing items before official municipal review. The service targets architectural and engineering teams seeking to reduce permitting delays and revision cycles.

1 investor