Relimetrics
Relimetrics provides an AI platform that turns industrial visual inspection into a programmable, continuously improving capability for manufacturers. The company uses computer vision, machine learning, and GenAI-generated synthetic defects to program perception, adapt inspection logic, and retrain models without heavy hand-coding via a low-code/no-code ReliVision platform. ReliVision is an inspection-native, B2B SaaS platform with built-in traceability and auditability that supports real-time data sharing, model collaboration across plants, and deployment across lines and sites. Relimetrics targets industrial customers—automotive, plastics, OEMs and manufacturers—helping them scale and reuse vision systems across products and facilities.
Relimetrics
Relimetrics provides an AI platform that turns industrial visual inspection into a programmable, continuously improving capability for manufacturers. The company uses computer vision, machine learning, and GenAI-generated synthetic defects to program perception, adapt inspection logic, and retrain models without heavy hand-coding via a low-code/no-code ReliVision platform. ReliVision is an inspection-native, B2B SaaS platform with built-in traceability and auditability that supports real-time data sharing, model collaboration across plants, and deployment across lines and sites. Relimetrics targets industrial customers—automotive, plastics, OEMs and manufacturers—helping them scale and reuse vision systems across products and facilities.
TL;DR
Product: ReliVision — industrial AI platform for automated visual inspection
Headquarters: Sunnyvale, California (with an office in Berlin, Germany)
Founded: 2017
Latest disclosed funding: Series A (Mar 22, 2021)
Total disclosed funding (public record): USD 9,785,000
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Industrial visual inspection, quality assurance, and process control for manufacturers (automotive, plastics, OEMs, aerospace, electronics).
Founded
2017
Industry
DeepTech
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
Investor Signal
“Merus Capital led the Series A and participated in earlier rounds; other reported investors include Newfund, Quest Venture Partners, SquareOne Venture Capital, Plug and Play, and angel Christian Dahlen.”