Captur in the news

Captur’s AI parking compliance tool, paired with continued investment in micromobility parking infrastructure and complete streets design, paves the way for a more organized, accessible, and sustainable future for micromobility. As Captur and Veo roll out this AI-powered parking compliance tool, both companies say they are confident that the partnership will reduce instances of mis-parked vehicles and set a new standard for responsible fleet management.

Captur’s technology uses comprehensive edge models and artificial intelligence capable of adapting to any local parking regulations or vehicle type, and is expected to prevent the mismanagement of parking resources across the country, leaving Veo field technicians more time to dedicate toward fleet management.

AI startup Captur and micromobility firm Veo have announced a partnership to bring Captur’s AI-parking assist to Veo’s 50+ markets across the US, with the technology set to reduce mis-parked vehicle rates and ensure sidewalks remain accessible for all.

In this episode of the Matt Waller podcast, our founder and CEO, Charlotte Bax, shares how Captur is leveraging AI to revolutionize quality control in the supply chain. Learn how AI is addressing omnichannel complexities, improving customer experiences, and shaping the future of retail.

Forest, unlike Lime has taken a hands-on approach to rider compliance. Head of policy, Alex Berwin, runs through Forest's partnership with Captur to drive AI-powered parking, ensuring their users park responsibly.

Randy Berridge, Head of User Support & Insights at Dott, discusses how AI is enabling the company to enforce local parking rules and keep pavements and roads clear, improving the integration of its services in cities and enhancing the rider experience.

London e-bike firm Forest is to use AI technology to review phots of its users’ parked e-bikes. The tech will score the bike as parked ‘well’, ‘satisfactorily’ or ‘poorly’. If parked ‘poorly’, the user will be prompted to repark it into a ‘better’ position.

Enterprise AI image verification startup Captur has secured £2.2 million in its latest funding round, bringing its total fundraised to date to £3.5 million. The Seed investment round was led by Sure Valley Ventures, with its existing investors, MMC Ventures and Ascension Ventures, participating also. The company says the investment will be used to scale Captur’s technology offering across the logistics, transportation, and automotive sectors.

An AI startup that has created image recognition tools for businesses has secured £2.2m in funding. London-based Captur has built a platform that lets businesses use a smartphone camera for bespoke image recognition applications in sectors including logistics, transportation and automotive.

Micromobility is transforming urban transportation, offering convenient, affordable, and eco-friendly alternatives to traditional modes of commuting. However, with the rising popularity of e-scooters, bikes, and other micro-vehicles, there are also growing demands from cities to ensure compliance with road regulations.

TIER Mobility aims to further tackle e-scooter safety issues in London by encouraging riders and pedestrians to report bad parking, misuse and abandonment through a new QR code feature. The feature, launched in partnership with AI startup Captur, is just one of several initiatives being rolled out to improve the safety of e-scooter operations in the UK capital, as trials extend to Westminster.