Oracle for Startups presents success stories featuring entrepreneurs from around the globe and every corner of enterprise technology. Discover how founders are growing their businesses with cloud and what Oracle does to help. A quick listen for analysts, investors, enterprises looking for startup solutions, and anyone wanting to discover how startups are changing the world.
In a world where supply chain disruptions are endemic, startup Pixuate uses closed caption video in manufacturing facilities to help enterprises ward off problems that can create slowdowns and closures.
Discover how Pixuate deploys deep learning and AI to get it done.
Supply Chain - Manufacturing
This startup provides an AI-driven platform for hospital-based pharmacists to help them work efficiently and keep patients safe. With a non-profit model, NoHarm.ai charges private hospitals and gives the platform for free to public hospitals.
Identity fraud, such as email phishing, spoofing, and lookalike domains, cost individuals and businesses tens of billions of dollars annually. This startup's cloud-based AI tool reduces the chances of successful attacks that harm companies' finances, reputation, and email deliverability. EasyDMARC sniffs out irregularities without entering customer infrastructures or storing confidential data.
Cybersecurity - Email
FlexiDAO offers traceability software that helps companies adopt carbon-free electricity and carbon-optimized procurement to reduce climate impact and meet environmental social governance or ESG targets. The multi-cloud, blockchain software records the generated carbon-free electricity in real time, timestamps its origin, and provides a digital asset.
Sustainability - Blockchain
Torque takes some of the cost and complexity out of developing and deploying complex cloud software. It’s a command-line tool that lets developers focus on development, not operations. Customizable packages automate tools like Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, or Oracle Cloud.
DevOps
Unithrifts founder Patricia Garcia talked with us at Startup Grind Global about how her platforms lets students sport school swag without the hefty price tag. It's all about increasing accessibility and being sustainable.
Sustainability - Retail
We grabbed time with Derek Anderson at Startup Grind Global to talk about what excites the cofounder of one of the most influential startup organizers. On his list: DAOs, Web 3.0 and tokenomics.
DAOs - Web 3.0 - Tokenomics
You don't need to climb a mountain to move your ERP to the cloud. That's the proposition from startup CloudAscend. Their tool helps Oracle customers get a jump start on planning and supports ERP migration decisions by thoroughly analyzing what features and functionalities you are currently using.
Omniindex helps companies analyze unstructured data without decrypting it. The startup's technology is applicable to industries like healthcare where patient privacy is critical, but so is the need to research drug and disease outcomes.
Backstage Capital founder Arlan Hamilton is not afraid to speak up. The pioneering author, investor, and startup founder joined Whitney Durmick at the Startup Grind Global Conference to discuss why she is bringing the conversation about sobriety and mental health to larger stages in the tech industry.
Staying online and on-the-go isn't always easy. This startup's seamless multi channel router approach ensures public safety employees have reliable, always on, connectivity.
Public Safety - Gov Tech
Using cameras and wearable tech, Ouva offers hospitals real-time patient data to help care teams stay informed. With better data and more transparency, patients receive a higher standard of care while nurses keep their fingers on the pulse of their patients.
Ouva CEO Dogan Demir joins Oracle for Startups' Whitney Durmick to discuss how Ouva uses cloud technology to help hospitals become more autonomous.
You can also watch the interview here.
healthcare - healthtech
User-generated content helps sales, increases average orders, and inspires return visits. USG management company HitsBook was having success, but needed cloud computing that was easy-to-use and less expensive. Discover how the company is getting the cloud price they want, plus tech support and connections to enterprise customers.
The Metaverse's gaming potential is well understood, but what happens when you take it to a classroom? This startup is using a no-headgear holographic AR platform to help educate children and even provide therapy options. Students, teachers, and therapists are creating and entering metaverses of their own design with positive results.
There is a lot of data out there, but companies’ ability to use that data to create great customer experiences is still often lacking. FirstHive has rolled out a machine-learning, Software as a Service platform that can intake from almost every customer interaction and transaction to form a customer identity that reveals the next best action.
Customer Data Platform - Marketing
Multi-cloud strategies help companies achieve maximum flexibility and cost savings. But managing multiple clouds isn't easy. Startup CloudVane helps clients manage operational expenses and maintain financial accountability. Their platform gathers customer cloud consumption, usage, and utilization data, then visualizes that data in a user-friendly way.
Multi-cloud
AI is evolving rapidly, and scaleup Aleph Alpha is at the forefront in building self-service language learning networks that find hidden patterns in data without even being told what they’re looking for.
Artificial Intelligence - Learning Networks
Arti uses cloud technology to deliver augmented-reality visuals to video creators everywhere. They've even been nominated for a Sports Emmy® award for their work with CBS and SRX racing. Arti CEO Avner Vilan joins Oracle for Startups' Whitney Durmick to discuss how Arti uses cloud technology to make AR widely available, usable, and measurable.
You can also watch the interview here (and see Avner set his desk on fire!).
Ordering restaurant food online took off during the pandemic, but what about when you are dining in a big group that would like to order online ahead a visit, and easily divvy up the bill? AtlaCarte lets restaurant guests pre-order and pay for their whole party via a group chat app. The app is integrated with Oracle MICROS PoS systems.
Hospitality - Food and Beverage
Blockchain is often the go-to technology for new ways of keeping transactions safe. Startup Shoptaki took it one step further with Smartchain, a system that uses a Smart ID to make sure all parties involved are legitimate. The platform stores no personal data and can make B2B buying faster and more secure.
Fintech - Supply Chain
Startup Softdrive puts PCs in the cloud so organizations can use the latest software without investing in higher-powered hardware. Softdrive Cofounder Leonard Ivey joins Whitney Durmick of Oracle for Startups to talk about the potential of streaming PCs for remote teams, and the role 5G will play in keeping the remote, hybrid and off-site workforce humming.
You can watch the interview here.
Chessify's professional cloud analysis platform helps serious chess players run more analyses faster and securely, without powerful hardware requirements. How fast? It’s the first platform to hit a one billion positions per second level of calculation.
Gaming - Entertainment
Cloud computing is leveling the playing field for innovation and democratizing even the most powerful technologies, including putting high-performance computing into the hands of startups.
We talk with Altair's Evelyn Gebhardt about why the software and cloud solutions provider relaunched its startup program and partnered with Oracle for Startups.
Arti (www.arti.ar) provides highly polished, professional looking content building tools to even the smallest creators. Anyone can add effects like 2D and 3D images to their videos. Even major movie studios are using Arti to cut post-production costs.
Augmented Realty - Video - Content Creation
Pryon offers an AI-powered solution that is like bringing another team member on board to help customer service teams find the information they need more quickly. Whitney Durmick sat down with Pryon CEO Igor Jablokov to talk about Pryon, enterprise AI, and the perks of startup/corporate partnerships.
View the video version of this interview here.
AI
Risk assessment in the banking industry is a complicated business with numerous factors involved. This startup's platform streamlines those analyses, helping credit unions across Ireland become more competitive.
fintech - banking
Trying to buy something online without a bank account or credit card is near well impossible. In Latin America, 45% of residents are unbanked, or underbanked. A startup in Chile has created a payment gateway that helps both sellers and buyers. It’s cross-border operations detangle the legal requirements to smooth ecommerce sales.
Fintech - Ecommerce
India's deaf and hearing impaired rely on sign language, more so than written content. That makes it difficult for others to communicate with them. DeepVisionTech's app, Let'sTalkSign, powers real-time, two-way interpretation of sign language on any device.
Tech for Good - B2C - GovTech
Consumers today are much conscious of what they're buying, searching out products that are ethically sourced, organic, or just genuine. And companies want to prove they're sourcing claims are true. Learn how a startup is using blockchain and QR codes to manage the issue.
Ethical sourcing - blockchain
This startup is helping blockchains communicate with one another. Quant’s Overledger product is a blockchain operating system that makes interoperability across blockchains not only possible, but seamless. CEO Gilbert Verdian joined Whitney Durmick to talk about Quant’s go-to-market plans, including developing the blockchain ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean.
You can watch the video version here.
Blockchain
When hardware can’t handle the powerful software that industries like construction and engineering use, Softdrive offers an in-office quality experience with remote cloud desktops. No latency issues and streaming to any device.
This startup’s platform is securing the business-to-client communication channel. The platform helps wealth managers and financial advisers, and is now rolling out to help corporations of all kinds communicate and share materials with confidence.
Fintech - Data Security
This startup helps public sector organizations take advantage of powerful cloud computing in an easy and affordable way. It helped a Brazilian university transition to scientific lab classes online without needing to invest in new technology or tech training.
Public Sector and Cloud Computing
Educational Vision Technologies uses automation to turn a lecture into an an interactive online class. University of California San Diego reports that students in EVT-supported online classes are six times more satisfied than those taking traditional video-only classes. The company is expanding into the corporate education space.
EdTech and Learning and Development
At least 75% of construction projects are at least 40% late. This construction technology startup builds digitization into the process to optimize how companies design, schedule, and deliver projects. Whitney Durmick connected with Atlas cofounder and CEO Maha Harper to discuss how the company is scaling up to reach more customers around the world.
Data privacy tracking can get pretty complicated when you take into consideration that different countries will have different laws and standards. Smart Global Governance has developed a platform to help track those variations easier and faster.
GDPR and compliance tracking
WakeCap worked around all the power and behavior constraints at construction sites to deliver a sensor technology that helps detect head injuries and falls. And to make it even more appealing to construction companies it also detects overreporting of work hours.
Construction site safety
Vialytics takes the hassle out of hunting for potholes and road cracks with AI, algorithms and a smartphone attached to the windshield of a car.
Construction and Engineering - Government
Telemedicine powered by the cloud brings services to remote regions with speed and accuracy.
healthcare
Frontlines of Justice produces rich content around justice-related topics with the goal of facilitating human connection and conversation. The startup is developing an educational technology platform to inspire, educate, and create these connections at scale. Cofounder Jon-Thomas Royston joined us to talk about bringing inspiring, educational content to more people.
What do startups want, and where do they go to get it? We partnered with IDC to learn more about what growing startups look for in their business partners. Whitney Durmick sat down with Simone de Bruin, Associate Research Director of European Partner Ecosystems, SMB and Startup Strategies, to discuss what Simone and IDC learned when they surveyed startups around the world about partnerships, accelerators, and going to market with enterprise support.
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Outgage CEO Mika Kayt talks about the value of gift giving as part of an integrated marketing strategy, scaling her startup to a global audience and why she works with Oracle for Startups.
A dashboard that tracks strategic projects across multiple lines of business and regions is helping Fortune 500 companies eliminate millions in inefficient spend.
UniQreate’s automation engine makes smart data extraction easier. It doesn’t require technical expertise, uses intelligent workflows, has a web-enabled interface, and integrates with existing business processes. With Oracle Cloud, it's now saving 35% a month compared to past cloud providers.
When a business needs a specific and accurate answer right away, finding it can be a cumbersome and time-consuming process. Pryon automates content ingestion and natural language processing to get you the answer you need simply by asking it.
Crankwheel offers a zero-hassle screen-sharing technology tailor-made for sales. Viewable on any browser or device, it even helps show users whether prospects are paying attention.
From the R&D lab to a startup, Xpert AI is employing technology to spot banking and insurance fraud -- and neurological diseases. Discover what their AI and augmented vision technology is doing to establish the connection between facial cues and what’s going on with someone’s brainwaves.
Oceanworks thought the best way to get plastic out of the ocean might be to tap into a demand for it on land. The startup connects recycled ocean plastic supply with brands like Glad/Clorox that want to use it in their production. Learn how it uses Oracle Intelligent Track and Trace, a blockchain-based solution, to make it work.
When automakers want to ensure transparency in their supply chain, they are increasingly turning to Circulor. The cloud startup leverages blockchain to build trust and traceability into material sourcing so their customers can meet regulatory requirements and climate goals. CEO and Cofounder Veera Johnson spoke with Whitney Durmick about Circulor's journey with Oracle for Startups.
Legacy applications can sometimes keep companies from taking advantage of the efficiency and affordability of the cloud. But this startup has come up with a way to easily access that legacy data via API.
In an era of meticulously measuring marketing success, how do you determine whether a traditional approach like gift-giving is working? Startup Outgage's SaaS platform combines gifting with digital marketing’s ROI measurement. Outgage help companies achieve engagement rates as high as 35%.
R&D-intensive companies can save time with Litmaps solution that generates a visual map that helps surface additional articles during a literature review. Using the Oracle Cloud has helped the young company save money and hassles.
Diverse teams produce better results, but unconscious bias can prevent diversity and inclusion in the workforce. Startup MeVitae built a tool to help recruiters reduce bias in the hiring process and build stronger teams. We sat down with MeVitae CEO Riham Satti to learn more.
The company teams with major brands to create interactive 3D digital immersive experiences, accessible at public events and even in users’ homes.
Liquibase provides open source version control for the database with the goal of helping dev teams reclaim time. CTO Robert Reeves talked about his company's product and a lot more when he sat down with our Whitney Durmick. Also on the agenda: startup culture, avoiding burnout, and how startup technology complements enterprise solutions.
Swedish startup LOOP wants to help employees teach each other. Their learning platform is designed to facilitate 15-minute micro-sessions on what people need to learn or can offer to teach. Discover how flexible cloud computing helps them grow their company.
Startup Additive Flow aims to help industrial designers quickly find cheaper, better and more sustainable options with an AI-driven design solution.
Liquibase brings a smarter, more efficient way to deploy and implement enterprise software by using a DevOps-centric approach to speeding database schema changes.
Call an elevator, book a trip from a documentary, buy a watch you saw on TV, and pay at a restaurant. Startup Minfo wants to do that and more with one sound-enabled universal app. The goal is a touch less experience across so many experiences.
A fintech startup has built a climate score into its AI platform. The score helps banks determine which projects to lend to that are sustainable and eco-friendly.
Hackers love the middle tier of data computing, where the files they want to get typically live. But one startup is frustrating them by getting rid of that middle tier completely. By merging all structured and unstructured data and business logic at the data layer, AsterionDB keeps the data accessible and searchable. It’s a solution that works on premise and in the cloud.
Discover how a research paper evolved into an all-in-one data security tool that piqued the curiosity of a couple of Fortune 500 companies. Data Security Technologies combines real-time threat detection and access control into a single framework making it safer to experiment and analyze data.
Football clubs can make smarter decisions about players, scouting, and strategy by using this startup's computer vision and AI-driven platform. It captures and analyzes millions of data points per match to help teams strategize.
What could you do with a universal app? From smart cities to optimized advertising, Minfo wants to help humans engage more meaningfully with everything from radio ads to elevator buttons. We talked to founder Roland Storti about his startup's big plans for smarter cities and more engaging content, and why they're choosing to scale with Oracle.
Real-time personalization helps marketers maximize their efforts and lets consumers see content they care about. Whitney Durmick sat down with Cerebri AI Co-founder and CEO Jean Belanger to talk about their solution to help marketers deliver the right messages at the right time, including dynamic measurement of customer intent and the next generation of digital body language.
Watch the video.
CX - Retail
Understanding exactly what customers mean and how they feel involves correctly analyzing numerous languages, vernaculars, slang, and other nuances. The startup DataKlout’s multi-lingual voice AI is generating more accurate predictions and deep insights, which in turn lead to better customer experiences and the ability to properly handle each customer based on the signals they’ve given.
This startup explains how their solution allows enterprises to pop the hood to examine the software delivery lifecycle to make sure valuable data doesn't go unrecorded or unused. The tool looks at every aspect of the end-to-end digital delivery value chain, making true digital transformation possible.
Austin-based cloud startup Molecula is making waves with big funding rounds and feature releases. Their latest feature store technology prepares data for machine learning so data scientists and analysts can get to insights faster. Founder HO Maycotte joined Whitney Durmick of Oracle for Startups to discuss feature stores, the future of actionable data, and why Molecula is scaling up with Oracle Cloud.
Startup Cerebri AI is working to make real-time personalization readily accessible to marketers. The platform integrates with CRMs and email marketing platforms to help reduce customer churn and select the next best offer. Cerebri is using Oracle Cloud because of the multi-cloud friendly approach and support.
The DevOps talent to manage Kubernetes is in high demand. Discover how Rafay Systems helps you save even more money with managed services like Oracle Kubernetes Engine. Rafay provides a layer of automation to handle core functions like cluster deployment and management, application deployment, and user access management.
This is a young startup with big aspirations. Snapper Future Tech is a blockchain solution focused on building trust and eliminating fraud in document verification. They recently began working with the Indian government and became hyperledger certified to bring their solution to a bigger audience.
Founder Darshana Jain joined Oracle for Startups’ Whitney Durmick to discuss Snapper’s momentum, blockchain use cases, and why they encourage other cloud-native startups to take advantage of enterprise partnerships.
Find out how a UAE-based startup helps people protect their digital assets from hackers and inheritance thieves. Oracle Blockchain creates trusted, secure digital vaults with an encryption system that allows only the owner, and one day the beneficiary, to see what’s in the vault.
Droughts and floods got 15th generation farmer Nils Helset thinking there had to be a better way to manage his family's land. Understanding that usable land changes over time from flooding, erosion and other factors, Helset founded a company that uses satellites imagery and deep learning models to take the guesswork out of input costs.
Utkars Jain and his startup HEARTio are making a splash in the Oracle startup program. The startup took won the hearts of industry analysts in the Startup Idol pitch competition, and it’s easy to understand why. The technology, which uses artificial intelligence to triage cardiac patients so doctors can address life threatening conditions faster, has already received a breakthrough designation from the FDA. Founder and CEO Utkars Jain sat down with Whitney Durmick to discuss what’s next for HeartIO, artificial intelligence, and wearable tech.
The pandemic highlighted the need for easy digital document storage. Now its mainstream. Polish startup Doxychain uses blockchain to help people securely sign, send, store and track sensitive documents. Learn how Oracle for Startups helps.
The rendering required to produce rich graphics and animation takes a tremendous amount of computing power. Even well-established studios have a difficult time securing that kind of computing power. Take a few minutes to listen to how startup GridMarkets is streamlining the process with help from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
This truck-sharing app needed to scale fast to meet growing demand. An entrepreneurial spirit - and a partnership with Oracle for Startups - delivered the goods.
Watch Awini App founder Dr. Abdulraman Alsultan’s conversation with Oracle’s Whitney Durmick to hear the startup’s progress on the road to enterprise scale, and enterprise sales.
This enterprise blockchain startup's need for talent laid the groundwork for a second startup, which offers blockchain training and certification. The combination of training and technology helped Snapper Future Tech grow in India and internationally.
IT staffs are always on the hunt for potential security holes and doublechecking entry points. A lot of that work is done manually. Startup Caveris is automating the governance, risk, and compliance tracking and making it auditable.
Find out how a startup is protecting banking and financial institutions from hefty fines caused by inaccurate regulatory reporting. b.fine's platform optimizes the process by using data-driven intelligence.
As online shopping becomes some consumers’ primary retail outlet, people are increasingly hungry for seamless, personalized experiences. Brands are responding with innovative digital experiences like the visual search tools engineered by UK-based startup Snap Vision. Snap Vision founder Jenny Griffiths sat down with Whitney Durmick of Oracle for Startups to discuss her startup’s growth and the ever-evolving demand for inspiring CX.
Find out how a startup in India, KoineArth, is leveraging all the possibilities AI and blockchain bring to keep a real-time eye up and down the entire supply chain.
Find out how the startup B-Yond is bringing the power of AI and automation to help telcos and communications service providers transition their operational models from on-premises to the cloud.
Oceanworks connects the supply of recovered ocean plastic with demand from brands looking to build with the recycled material, using a track-and-trace app running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Founder Rob Ianelli joined Whitney Durmick to talk about how Oceanworks is navigating a sea of new opportunities and customers as they scale up.
Sauce Video is a video collaboration tool for teams and a member of Oracle for Startups. Join Whitney Durmick of Oracle and Sauce CEO and co-founder Priya Shah for their conversation about scale, navigating a successful acquisition, and the future of digital CX.
Hear how the UK startup Garrison is making it safe for government and corporate organizations to let their knowledge workers freely browse the Internet, without the risks of ransomware and phishing attacks.
Blockchain brings enterprises security, traceability, and transparency, but for wider adoption, blockchain system need to be able to "talk" to each other. Hear how Oracle for Startups partner Quant Network is providing the solution.
A member of the Oracle startup program, Complete Intelligence is the only globally integrated AI platform for smarter market, cost, and revenue planning. Oracle’s Whitney Durmick sat down with Complete Intelligence CEO and founder Tony Nash to discuss how startups in regulated industries should approach partnerships, cloud migrations, and scaling up.
Machine learning Feature Stores make real-time, data-driven decisions possible. But the data has to be prepared for AI and startup Molecula makes that automated, fast, and easy. That means scaling without speed or latency problems.
Consumers increasingly want to discover products and shop visually. Hear how the founder of Snap Vision saw that more than a decade ago and built an AI-based solution that, along with the Oracle cloud infrastructure, powers visual search for retailers around the world.
In this wild year, businesses of all sizes have been compelled to revise their approach to shifting markets. Oracle for Startups VP Jason Williamson joins Whitney Durmick to discuss how Oracle’s global startup program continues to pivot to support thousands of startups worldwide with technology and partnership that help emerging companies scale up and reach new mark
Hear how Oracle for Startups partner Anzen Technology Systems is anonymizing and fragmenting data to protect organizations' information and frustrate hackers.
UK startup MeVitae helps organizations take cognitive and algorithmic bias out of hiring by automating the process of blinding resumes. The solutions works with application tracking systems including Oracle Taleo Cloud Platform and Oracle HCM Cloud.
Faradai (formerly Reengen), is an Istanbul startup with an IoT platform that measures and optimizes energy usage for cost savings and improved sustainability.
Plot twists and rapid conversation can make it difficult for those with cognitive issues to follow typical TV shows and movies. A startup is addressing that audience with slower-paced programming currently shown in retirement homes in Denmark and Norway. And thanks to the flexibility of cloud compute power from Oracle, it's doing it cost-effectively.
Hear how the startup ConcR embeds IoT into concrete for real-time quality control during the drying phase. The upshot: Less manual and time-consuming lab testing.
As more communication than ever happens through chatbots, BotSupply, a Copenhagen startup has rolled out conversational, multilingual AI-based interfaces for numerous industries. It's now developing a new product on Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse – a new insights tool that adds deep data analysis to chatbot capabilities.
World class healthcare facilities don't just happen, they have to be designed and built. This startup's tech platform helps health system construction and engineering teams stand up facilities faster, easier, and more cost-efficiently with a fully integrated supply chain.
Startup Thigbe lets residential and commercial customers manage utility purchases, pay bills, and monitor costs. The platform automates processes to optimize time and budget for customers. Take 2 minutes to hear how the cloud startup solution is scalable, secure, connected, and built on Oracle Cloud.
CogniCor has an AI digital assistant for the wealth management financial sector that speeds answer to customer questions. Hear how it reduces customer service times, cost, and increases the value of financial advisors, and how being a part of Oracle for Startups has helped speed its journey.
Is the certified information you see on food really correct? Tracifier is a startup that uses Oracle Cloud for accurate, transparent records of each step of the food certification process, making forgery nearly impossible.
Heart.io is an Oracle partner startup that takes data from electrocardiograms and develops learning algorithms that help identify cardiac conditions and make faster, more individualized assessments. The technology has been designated a breakthrough device by the FDA.
Listen to how a startup called NeuralMed is using AI and Natural Language Processing to surface the sickest patients and inform emergency room doctors and radiologists of the most complex cases.
India-based startup Light Information Systems rolled out NLPBots to help financial and enterprise customers with a conversational AI. It goes well beyond what traditional chatbots can do, understanding unstructured text at human levels.
Hiring requires a lot of steps for HR departments. But a startup has brought machine learning and natural language processing to the party. Hyreo's automated platform combines conversational bot capabilities with data analytics to get usable insights that help improve the experience for candidates and hiring managers alike.
How can businesses better execute on digital transformations? Startup Supermoney believes Distributed Ledger Technology is part of the answer. It helps create and manage hyper-efficient business networks for accounting by tokenizing real-world assets.
Customers want to know where their purchases come from. Not so easy in a globally complex supply chain. But blockchain startup retraced is offering supply chain transparency.
Attempting banking transactions remotely can be a challenge. Listen to how AtCash's trust and identity solutions simplify activities like closing on a home, getting something notarized, and opening an account. It's all powered by Oracle Cloud and comes at a startup-friendly price thanks to Oracle's startup program.
Social media “influencers" help shape consumer opinions and purchases. Finding the right ones is difficult for brands. Brazilian startup Airfluencers uses AI to evaluate profile quality.
When a major metropolitan area needs to find and pick up trash, they don’t just send out people in orange vests with sticks and a sack. The San Francisco Estuary Institute, or SFEI, protects the San Francisco Bay. To spot trash, they send up drones, and those drones take about 35,000 pictures. Every image has to be processed to spot trash, and it was taking nearly a month to get that done. That’s when SFEI turned to the team-up of Oracle and the “active analytics” startup, Kinetica. Kinetica ran the entire workload on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using powerful NVIDIA GPUs. Images were ingested and simultaneously run through SFEI’s trash-detection model in real time. Processing time went from a month to a few hours.
Mawlny, a financial technology startup in Saudi Arabia, discovered that an easy cloud migration was the first step to get more data crunching power for their peer-to-peer lending platform.
In just 2 minutes, you'll learn why superforecasting is so much better than forecasting. Hear how automated, data-intensive AI with no human bias can help make predictions and adjust strategy on the fly, and how startup Complete Intelligence is making it happen.
When tail spend goes unmanaged, costs can get out of control. Hear how startup Fairmarkit's technology - combined with Oracle PeopleSoft - makes it possible to keep a watchful eye on those neglected little bids and help companies save money, increase qualified bids, and reduce source-to-award time.
GridMarkets plugs into Oracle Cloud's high performance computing to create both exceptionally intricate animations as well as drug modeling simulations that help researchers develop treatments even faster.
Startup Circulor uses blockchain technology and an eagle eye on the supply chain to help Mercedes-Benz pursue an incredibly ambitious sustainability goal for its passenger fleet.
Find out how the startup EduBook tackled the sudden and unexpected demand for high-quality, secure online learning brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Israeli startup AgroScout is revolutionizing agriculture via drone and AI technology. Hear how the company is supporting farmers and the environment at global scale.
MEET THE STARTUPS - Find out how Yamaha found and chose startups to partner with on an initiative to re-invigorate the customer experience for their motorcycle in Brazil. At the same time, three startups wound up with a major brand name as a client. Presented by Oracle for Startups.