AI computer-vision loss prevention for grocery, c-store and micro markets
Panoptyc sells AI-driven theft detection to grocery, convenience store and micro market operators, pairing a vision ML stack (PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV, ONNX, Triton) with edge hardware like Raspberry Pi, Arduino and AWS IoT. Accelerating hiring tilts toward finance, sales and support rather than engineering, and pain points around billing, collections and lender reporting suggest the company is building financial and go-to-market discipline to match its growth.
Panoptyc is a privately held company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with 51–200 employees. It operates a virtual loss prevention service that uses machine learning and computer vision to flag theft and suspicious behavior for grocery, c-store and micro market operators. The system runs on edge devices connected through AWS IoT, with models served via ONNX and Triton. Commercial operations run on HubSpot, Salesforce and Apollo, while finance relies on NetSuite, QuickBooks Online and Stripe. The company hires across the United States, Brazil, Argentina, the Philippines and India.
Panoptyc uses PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV, ONNX and Triton for computer vision, AWS IoT, Raspberry Pi and Arduino at the edge, plus Angular, .NET and PostgreSQL, with HubSpot, Salesforce and NetSuite for business operations.
Panoptyc is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, and hires in Brazil, Argentina, the Philippines and India as well.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in finance, sales and customer support, with additional HR and security roles, mostly at mid and senior levels.
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