Fulcrum Digital to invest in AI, data technologies to strengthen food tech business
The Hindu
Fulcrum Digital to invest in Culinary Digital to reduce cost with AI & data tech. It has created its own platform, FulcrumOne.ai, to help clients assess data maturity & monetise it. It is also using tech such as VR, CV & edge AI to present data & optimise cost of production. India is a focus market for the company.
Fulcrum Digital Inc. which provides digital solutions to customers, said it would invest in Culinary Digital, it’s food technology business to help its clients to reduce cost with the deployment of solutions based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data technologies.
“We will invest in Culinary Digital to further strengthen our growth in that area,” said Rajesh Sinha, Founder and Chairman, Fulcrum Digital.
He said the company was doubling down on AI and data technologies to help clients assess their data maturity and take it to the next level to monetise it.
To support this, the company has created its own platform called FulcrumOne.ai. “Many companies can create their own AI platform, but they can also use ours,” he said.
For visualisation of the data, the company is helping with technologies such as virtual reality, computer visioning, and edge AI so that clients can present the data in an easy-to-understand way for consumers.
“Therefore, we are also doubling down on the experience layer. When it comes to data monetisation with FulcrumOne.ai, augmented reality, virtual reality, and computer visioning are on the creative side,” he said.
Additionally, it is working on maturing its cloud strategy and strengthening cybersecurity, Mr. Sinha said.
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