Refusing the limits
of the present.
Technology, for us, is not about improving what already exists. It is the revolt against what the world has learned to accept as impossible.
Two thousand years ago, off Antikythera, someone refused to accept that the sky was unknowable and built the first analog computer of the human era — putting the cosmos into bronze so people could understand it and act on it. Nobody had asked for it. There was nothing to copy. That is Antikytera: we build what others still believe cannot exist.
- 9 years
- Delivering vision systems
- 4 products
- In production today
- 6+ sectors
- Factory to showroom
- €5m
- Raised to build it
Delivered for teams at
See. Decide. Instruct.
The camera was never the hard part. The hard part is turning what it sees into a decision, and that decision into something a person can act on without stopping. Every system we build does these three things — the sector only changes what we point it at.
Same intelligence.
Very different rooms.
- The problem
- Human inspectors can't hold attention on every unit of a 24/7 line — and defects escape at the worst moment.
- What we built
- Fixed-camera inspection cells trained on real defect libraries, wired into the line PLC and quality reporting.
- What changed
- 100% of units inspected, defects caught at pixel level, no inspector in the loop.
Four ways we ship it.
Each one is the same core aimed at a different problem — and each one arrives shaped around how your work actually runs.
The instruction appears on the equipment. When a human is needed, the expert draws on your live view while you keep working.
Every unit inspected at pixel level, continuously, with no inspector in the loop.
AR checkpoints anchored to real geometry, remote supervision, evidence that assembles itself into a report.
Reads the buyer, then shows them the product at full scale before anything is built.
What people write
about us.
Nine years of computer vision and AR work, from Dublin, with teams across Europe — covered by the Irish and international press.
"Augmented reality tech firm plans new funding round a year after raising €5m"
Bring us your visual problem.
You don't need a spec. Twenty minutes, no slides — describe what needs to be seen, judged or guided, and we'll tell you honestly whether vision AI is the right answer.