Senken Shimbun (senken.co.jp), the leading independent Japanese fashion-industry newspaper, reports Adastria (parent of the GLOBAL WORK brand) has adopted Liaro's demand-forecasting AI, naming Liaro as the AI startup providing the technology.
“提供するのはアプリケーションサービスの開発、AIの開発および研究を行うスタートアップ企業のLiaro(東京)。… Liaroは14年設立。アパレル企業をはじめ調剤薬局、ドラッグストア、コンビニエンスストア、スーパーマーケット向けに深層学習や機械学習を活用した需要予測AIを開発。”
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