AI enables ‘ground truth’ in real time

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Atai is an applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) company based in Hyderabad, India, with offices in the Netherlands, Germany and the US. It has developed AI solutions for streamlining business processes by combining AI algorithms with sensors and wireless technology to capture and process data in a range of applications, including ports and logistics.

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