Raven (YC S22) — AI assistants for manufacturing operations
At Raven, we are building AI assistants for manufacturing plants which can offer intelligent assistance for day-to-day operations like training, job planning, troubleshooting, reporting and also helps with real-time analytics — all while seamlessly integrating with your existing systems. We’re taking decades of manufacturing expertise and combining it with AI to solve real operational problems.
Raven is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI Assistants for Manufacturing Operations. The founders listed are Priyansh Srivastava (Founder), Sriyansh Srivastava (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 10, 2022).
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At Raven, we are building AI assistants for manufacturing plants which can offer intelligent assistance for day-to-day operations like training, job planning, troubleshooting, reporting and also helps with real-time analytics — all while seamlessly integrating with your existing systems.
We’re taking decades of manufacturing expertise and combining it with AI to solve real operational problems. We’re a small, focused team working to make industrial operations safer, smarter, and more efficient.
Priyansh Srivastava
Founder
Sriyansh Srivastava
Founder
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