These San Francisco-based startups are helping make computer vision an essential tool for the modern farmer, construction worker or maintenance professional.
With the goal of increasing revenue, the company’s platform uses algorithms and automation to analyze everything from a brand’s selling patterns to marketing tactics.
The latest investment comes just three months after the company closed on a $150 million Series D. At the time, Side secured its status as a unicorn with a $1 billion valuation. Now the company’s valuation has more than doubled to $2.5 billion.
How seemingly basic technology can expand the breadth and depth of information on hand for those who need it, viewed through the lens of three beloved San Francisco-built products.
