Fraunhofer-spinout Nomitri

Nomitri develops on-device visual AI software that runs on edge and embedded hardware. Its products include EmSCO, which detects fraud, verifies age and recognizes produce at self-checkout; EmP&P, a pick-and-pack app that checks the picking process visually in micro-logistics; and EmCart, a retrofit smart cart for supermarkets.

The customers are retailers, supermarkets, micro-fulfilment centres and quick-commerce operators; the website says it works with global quick-commerce players. The company positions its retrofit and smartphone-based hardware approach as reducing capital expenditure. The website does not describe pricing or the revenue model in detail.

Nomitri was founded in 2019 in Berlin as a deep-tech company and was fully acquired by GK Software SE in January 2025; it is part of the Fujitsu Group. The website lists a team of engineers in deep learning, embedded computer vision and C++, and states that the company is looking for professionals across the field.

Product: On-device visual AI software for self-checkout (EmSCO), pick-and-pack (EmP&P) and retrofit smart carts (EmCart) in retail.