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Their mission is to enrich the world’s image data. They enable every company to capture images & verify, manage, and automate core-processes from anywhere using visual AI.
Captur is an interesting company tackling a growing problem in the mobility sector. A surge in demand for last-mile, on-demand deliveries recently, along with increased appetite for shared mobility devices such as e-scooters and bicycles, has ramped up the need to efficiently monitor fleet condition and parking. It’s hampering efforts to scale-up, as manual monitoring can be time-consuming - but it’s also affecting public perception of the concept as a whole, with some of the public citing poorly maintained vehicles as an obstacle for adoption. Captur’s solution is an AI-driven image analysis software, helping companies efficiently identify damage to fleet vehicles.
They’re entering the market at a potentially lucrative moment. The sector is beginning to see market consolidation and maturation, with larger names like Bird, and soon Lime, going public. With deeper-pocketed players growing globally, and calls for safety regulation increasing, they may have more interest in bolstering their offerings with precisely the kind of services provided by Captur. Last year the company successfully partnered with London-based TIER to help combat e-scooter misuse. It's a promising step for the company as the market develops.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Dec 2021
$1.8m
This company has top investors
Charlotte Bax
(CEO)Started career at Gap, before becoming Head of Account Management & Customer Success at Trendalytics. Founder of Mars Needs Women and Google for Startups Resident.