- bySara Delgado
- March 19, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Visio.ai, a Brazilian AI platform that uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to help brick-and-mortar reduce costs and save workers’ time, raised $2.5M in a seed round led by DGF Investments. Alexia Ventures and Scale-Up Ventures also participated in the round.
With the funds, Visio.ai will expand its operations and grow its presence in food franchises and retail stores in Brazil.
“We are witnessing a retail revolution with AI transforming physical operations. Visio.ai offers tools previously exclusive to digital environments, now enhancing retail profitability,” said Daniel Heise, partner at DGF Investments.
Founded by Matheus Flores (CEO), Gustavo Tamanaka (CTO), David Stanquini (CPO), and Gabriel Flores (CFO), Visio.ai has more than 150 clients in Brazil, including Subway and Bob’s, two of the country’s largest food franchises.
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