Grabit (legal entity Grabit Retail S.L.) is a Basque computer-vision startup founded in 2019 that builds low-cost, edge-based deep learning software for retailers, mainly supermarkets. Its products — gFresh (produce recognition on scales and checkouts) and gCheck (self-checkout fraud/shrink detection) — run on inexpensive hardware such as NVIDIA Jetson devices, and the company is part of the NVIDIA Metropolis partner program. It is a small team (2-10 employees) based in Bizkaia, spun out of the AI venture builder AIPOWER and backed by Basque accelerators and public/private seed vehicles; it was named one of Spain's 25 most promising startups in 2021.
SectorsAI & Data, Computer Vision, Retail Tech, Enterprise Software
Start-up MapAI & Data › Retail & location analytics
Founders
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Alberto Gómez Coloma
Founder, Chairman & CEO
Global models 5
SStandard AI
United States · standard.ai ↗
Computer-vision software sold to grocery and convenience retailers to automate checkout and track items in store.
$240MComparable
TTrigo
Israel · www.trigoretail.com ↗
Sells computer-vision systems to supermarkets such as Tesco and REWE for frictionless checkout and shrink reduction.
$200MComparable
EEverseen
Ireland · www.everseen.ai ↗
Edge computer-vision software for retailers that detects self-checkout scanning errors and theft, directly matching Grabit's gCheck.
$85MComparable
MMashgin
United States · www.mashgin.com ↗
Computer-vision self-checkout that recognises items without barcodes, sold to retail and food-service operators.
$75MComparable
TTiliter
Australia · www.tiliter.com ↗
AI produce-recognition software for supermarket scales and self-checkouts that runs on low-cost hardware, the same product as Grabit's gFresh.
$15MComparable
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Funding rounds 1
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-09-28 | Pre-seed (estimated) | €50K | BerriUp |
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