Sramana Mitra: Do you operate as a product or a services company?
Prashant Kumar: We are primarily an ISV but we have a consulting part as well. We deliver use cases for the customers.
Sramana Mitra: Let’s start with the Telefonica use case. It sounds like that is what you broke into the market with. What is that use case that you started with?
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Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Cardinality.
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Sramana Mitra: Very interesting. Where is the technology from? What is your background?
Jeff Feng: It has been introduced and built for a thousand years. The 3D computer vision is not a new domain. I do have a research background in Computer Vision. It’s one of the domains in artificial intelligence. Initially, it was not categorized as artificial intelligence. Computer vision plus machine learning equals artificial intelligence. Somehow it’s true.
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Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as CloudPick.
Jeff Feng: I’m the Founder and CEO of the company. We are focusing on technologies in artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data as well as Internet of Things. We have done a bunch of work in technology development and utilization in real-life industries.
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>>>Sridhar Iyengar: In 2011, my business partner and I started our second venture together. It was a wearable tech company called Misfit Wearables. We were heavily inspired by the digital health area that we were exposed to. We wanted to do something in digital health.
Back in 2010, the only way to do that was to not be a medical device, but to be a consumer electronics product. We made fitness trackers. We grew that rapidly and sold that to Fossil. What was interesting about that was that our fitness trackers were just motion sensors. We had almost a million people using them all over the world.
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