Sensormatic Solutions has introduced Re-Identification (Re-ID) technology for retail environments, leveraging AI and deep learning to provide precise shopper analytics without using personal identifiable information (PII). The technology differentiates individuals via generic identifiers like clothing colors, enabling retailers to track conversion rates, dwell times, and movement patterns while complying with privacy regulations.

RealSense, an Intel spinout, secured $50M in funding to develop AI components for robots. Bonx raised $8.6M for its AI-driven ERP system, while Remark secured $16M for AI shopping assistants. Debenhams expanded its partnership with AWS to enhance e-commerce capabilities.

The article highlights ten retail technology startups that have secured significant funding rounds, focusing on areas like data observability, AI-driven customer engagement, unattended retail, and autonomous logistics. Key companies include Sifflet, Brij, Pimloc, Boost inc, Remark, Synthflow AI, Talon.One, HIVED, Quorso, and Filics, each receiving investments to expand operations, innovate products, and enter new markets.

Remark Holdings, a leader in AI-powered computer vision analytics, has partnered with Google Public Sector to integrate its technology into New York State's public sector projects. The collaboration aims to modernize government operations, enhance service delivery, and improve data analytics through AI-driven solutions.

Remark Holdings, a provider of AI-powered computer vision analytics, has partnered with Google Public Sector to integrate its technology into New York State's public sector projects. The collaboration, part of Google's initiative to modernize government operations, involves a two-year Enterprise Cloud Services Agreement with the New York State Office of Information Technology Services (ITS). The partnership aims to enhance data analytics, disaster recovery, and operational efficiency through AI-driven solutions for infrastructure monitoring, public safety, and healthcare delivery.