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We create smart self-checkout systems powered by AI. Our models are trained on real data, and can detect and identify products faster than humans.
Our tools help reduce labour and training costs by taking on some of the cognitive load traditionally done by human staff.
We understand that accuracy is extremely important to any business. Our predictions get better and better with increased usage and data.
Neuralens' proprietary POS system handles documentation and verification in case of discrepancies.
We get that not every business knows how to start working with AI-powered tools- even if they want to.
That's why all of our products are created with regular people in mind. You don't need to be a data scientist or software engineer to get started.
AUTOMATIC DETECTION
MEET NEURALENS
OUR STORY
OUR VISION
OUR TECHNOLOGY
We believe that artificial intelligence has enormous potential to help businesses.
Neuralens was founded to develop AI-powered tools that can be easily implemented with existing companies.
Current options to install automated checkout systems are expensive and invasive to existing business frameworks.
Our approach is cheaper, easy to work with, and can map onto your existing business.
The field is advancing fast, and we aim to keep up. We believe in continuous growth and improvement at Neauralens and strive to stay on top of the latest developments.
DEMO
Neuralens Scan
You can try out our object detection scanner for yourself by downloading the Neuralens Scan demo app available for iOS devices.
You can also try out our customized object detection by downloading the Neuralens Starbucks demo app. It works with Starbucks bakery items.
Please note there may be regional differences with your local Starbucks menu. To use the app, please point your camera at an individual item. Neuralens will then automatically detect what it is and how much it costs.You can then add it to your cart.
Click here to see a list of the current eligible menu items.
