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Dishtracker

AI camera checkout that recognises everything on a tray in seconds

Austria, Vienna Founded 2018 dishtracker.io ↗

Dishtracker places a camera above the checkout that identifies all dishes, drinks and packaged items on a tray in about three to seven seconds and sends the basket to the POS, replacing manual keying. It is sold as an all-in-one device, as a 'Flex' module for existing POS systems (Windows, Apple, Android) or as a self-checkout 'zeroQ' station. Customers are mainly corporate and university canteens run by Sodexo, Compass, Aramark and similar operators, with bakeries as a second use case.

Our reading. Best for canteen operators and busy bakeries in Austria and Germany that lose revenue to lunchtime queues and want camera-based self-checkout on their existing POS.

What is new here
Uses computer vision to ring up an entire tray of unlabelled food at once, turning the canteen cashier lane into a self-checkout without barcodes or RFID.

Strengths

  • Checkout time drops from about 30 seconds to under 10, cutting queues at peak
  • Hardware agnostic and can be trained on a new dish from a single image
  • Installed in a day; integrates with canteen POS vendors such as ventopay

Limits

  • Built for tray-based canteens and bakeries, not table-service restaurants
  • Pricing and contract terms on quote; needs hardware at each lane
  • Small Austrian team; support outside DACH is limited
Why rising

Spun out of MoonVision in late 2018, angel-funded with about €700k disclosed, 30,000 checkouts a day in canteens

Notable

Customers include Sodexo, SAP, Compass Group, Aramark, Axa and voestalpine; 30,000+ checkouts a day; offered inside ventopay's mocca POS; featured by EuroShop

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