
Akridata is a pioneering company focused on optimizing visual data processing for AI training, offering solutions like Visual Data Copilot and Inspection Studio. Their platform leverages deep learning to enhance image inspections across various industries, including manufacturing, medical, and agriculture. By automating data labeling and providing rapid onboarding, Akridata significantly reduces operational costs and improves model accuracy. With a proven track record of processing tens of petabytes of visual data since its inception in 2018, Akridata positions itself as a leader in the data-centric AI market, trusted by numerous AI and data science teams.

Akridata is a pioneering company focused on optimizing visual data processing for AI training, offering solutions like Visual Data Copilot and Inspection Studio. Their platform leverages deep learning to enhance image inspections across various industries, including manufacturing, medical, and agriculture. By automating data labeling and providing rapid onboarding, Akridata significantly reduces operational costs and improves model accuracy. With a proven track record of processing tens of petabytes of visual data since its inception in 2018, Akridata positions itself as a leader in the data-centric AI market, trusted by numerous AI and data science teams.
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: Los Altos / Daly City, California
Focus: Data-centric AI for visual/edge data and automated visual inspection
Notable products: Vision Assist, Vision Command, Vision Copilot / Visual Data Copilot, Inspection Studio
Reported total funding: USD 16,120,000
Employee count (reported): 55
Managing, curating, and operationalizing large volumes of visual/edge sensor data for model development and automated inspection.
2018
AI / Computer Software; Visual Inspection; Edge Data Platforms
USD 15,000,000
Series A reported in October 2021 with multiple participating investors
Most recent funding date reported as March 15, 2022
“TeleSoft Partners, Streamlined Ventures, MFV Partners, Bossa Invest and Accel listed among investors in the Series A; additional investors reported across rounds include BluePointe Ventures, Cervin Ventures and Exfinity Venture Partners.”