Mobile Vision Technology GmbH
German startup offering no-code mobile computer vision and AI inspection systems for manufacturing defect detection.
Mobile Vision Technology GmbH is a German computer vision and AI startup founded in 2024 and headquartered in Konigs Wusterhausen, Brandenburg, Germany (registered at Amtsgericht Cottbus, HRB 18010). The company delivers end-to-end mobile vision solutions combining up to 200MP cameras with on-edge AI inference (latency under 0.01 seconds) requiring no programming skills. Its systems detect manufacturing defects such as scratches, dents, and color discrepancies, monitor PPE compliance on construction sites, and address quality control in wood processing.
Solutions are marketed as up to 90-95% more affordable than conventional equivalents.
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Germany
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2024
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