Oracle for Startups

Is the certified information you see on food really correct? Tracifier is a startup that uses Oracle Cloud for accurate, transparent records of each step of the food certification process, making forgery nearly impossible.

Heart.io is an Oracle partner startup that takes data from electrocardiograms and develops learning algorithms that help identify cardiac conditions and make faster, more individualized assessments. The technology has been designated a breakthrough device by the FDA.

Listen to how a startup called NeuralMed is using AI and Natural Language Processing to surface the sickest patients and inform emergency room doctors and radiologists of the most complex cases.

India-based startup Light Information Systems rolled out NLPBots to help financial and enterprise customers with a conversational AI. It goes well beyond what traditional chatbots can do, understanding unstructured text at human levels.

Hiring requires a lot of steps for HR departments. But a startup has brought machine learning and natural language processing to the party. Hyreo's automated platform combines conversational bot capabilities with data analytics to get usable insights that help improve the experience for candidates and hiring managers alike.

How can businesses better execute on digital transformations? Startup Supermoney believes Distributed Ledger Technology is part of the answer. It helps create and manage hyper-efficient business networks for accounting by tokenizing real-world assets.

Customers want to know where their purchases come from. Not so easy in a globally complex supply chain. But blockchain startup retraced is offering supply chain transparency.

Attempting banking transactions remotely can be a challenge. Listen to how AtCash's trust and identity solutions simplify activities like closing on a home, getting something notarized, and opening an account. It's all powered by Oracle Cloud and comes at a startup-friendly price thanks to Oracle's startup program.

Social media “influencers" help shape consumer opinions and purchases. Finding the right ones is difficult for brands. Brazilian startup Airfluencers uses AI to evaluate profile quality.

When a major metropolitan area needs to find and pick up trash, they don’t just send out people in orange vests with sticks and a sack. The San Francisco Estuary Institute, or SFEI, protects the San Francisco Bay. To spot trash, they send up drones, and those drones take about 35,000 pictures. Every image has to be processed to spot trash, and it was taking nearly a month to get that done. That’s when SFEI turned to the team-up of Oracle and the “active analytics” startup, Kinetica. Kinetica ran the entire workload on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using powerful NVIDIA GPUs. Images were ingested and simultaneously run through SFEI’s trash-detection model in real time. Processing time went from a month to a few hours.