Bower
Waste identification
Barcodes capped the app at 5 markets. Visual AI now identifies waste from photos, unlocking expansion to 170+ countries.
- 13M kg CO2 emissions saved
- Expansion to 170+ countries in 6 months
Users had to split bank statements into 3-page chunks. Now, they extract data from thousands of pages in a single pass.
A document processing platform with just four team members supporting 50,000 users and processing over 2 million documents monthly.
Previous generative AI models limited extraction to documents of just two or three pages, forcing users to manually split larger files into chunks....
“The primary motivation for our move to Gemini was the long context window of up to 1 million tokens, as our system must be able to handle large volumes of data.”
AI-powered data extraction and document parsing software for automated workflows.
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