Report: Starbucks scrapped an AI inventory tool and left a Seattle-area startup ‘blindsided’ Known as “Automated Counting,” the tool was built in partnership with NomadGo to scan backroom storage shelves using iPad Pros equipped with computer vision, spatial computing, and augmented reality. Read More
Fresh off $37.5M round, Augmodo’s vision for spatial computing inside retail stores sharpens Even after raising $37.5 million in a new funding round, Augmodo founder and CEO Ross Finman admits that his startup might not… Read More
Inventory-tracking startup Augmodo raises $5.3M to monitor store shelves via wearable tech Augmodo, the Seattle-based startup that wants to make it easier for retailers to keep track of inventory, raised $5.3 million… Read More
Former Niantic leader’s spatial computing startup aims to help retailers track shelf inventory When Ross Finman and his wife set out to try to find baby formula during a critical shortage of the… Read More
Nomad Go raises $1.5M to power computer vision software that automatically counts inventory Nomad Go has pivoted from counting people to counting inventory. The Bellevue, Wash.-based startup raised $1.5 million to help power… Read More
Redfin says those crazy home bidding wars in Seattle may slow — but it’s still a seller’s market Redfin has a message for homebuyers in its hometown of Seattle: Don’t give up yet. Related: Redfin offers glimmer… Read More
