Al Lagunas, founder of Levee, describes the product's workflow and real-time computer vision verification process while pitching investors on The Pitch.
“From the beginning, our whole design process is around having one button. One button initiates the app, and what you do is you scan the room number. That room number pulls in the quality control checklist for that room layout, and as they go through the room, all they have to do is hold it up, And take a video of the room, and in real time, everything's being verified. If something's not placed correctly, they get feedback right away, so that way they can correct it.”
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