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Pull Logic is a SaaS platform that addresses lost sales due to stockout for the retail industry. It empowers retailers with IntelLogicTM, a sophisticated predictive product, and product substitute analytics tool, and AgileNetworkLogicTM, a reimagined data-driven product availability network that adapts quickly to customer demands. Powered by the work of Dr. Benoit Montreuil, a Chair at Georgia Tech's Dept of Systems and Industrial Engineering, Pull Logic created proprietary, AI-fueled technology solutions that seamlessly work together to achieve accurate demand forecasting and attain precise inventory optimization giving retailers a competitive advantage and to drive profitability. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Patron is a SaaS platform for site-selection and on-going retail store performance monitoring. We marry large datasets such as census data, foot-traffic, auto-traffic and social metadata to private data such as sales, inventory, and cashflow. Keywords: Omnichannel, Commercial Retail, Big Data for SMEs, Geospatial Analytics, Foot Traffic

Toucan AI lets e-commerce companies set up an AI chat salesperson in just 3 clicks. The AI sales agent guides consumers to their perfect product by discussing consumer preferences and asking and answering questions. As the only AI chat solution that can be set up instantly, it is the ideal way to boost sales and decrease bounce rates for the 1.3 million e-commerce SMBs in the US. Focused initially on e-commerce businesses built on Shopify.

SoftWear Automation, Inc. is an Atlanta-based company specializing in the design and manufacturing of automated production lines for the robotic cutting and sewing of garments. Its flagship technology, the Sewbot, is a fully automated sewing machine that operates without an operator, and it is complemented by a lightweight Cartesian robot that handles the transfer of fabric and garment parts. This innovative approach aims to disrupt the $1.1 trillion apparel and textile industry by providing scalable and adaptable solutions for the production of sewn goods. SoftWear Automation was established in 2007 and has developed its technology through extensive research and collaboration with institutions such as Georgia Tech, with support from various funding sources. The company's offerings target the apparel manufacturing and sewn products sectors, enhancing efficiency and precision in the production process.