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SaaS AI platform automating operational processes using computer vision for telecom, e-commerce, defense, and security.
Founded in 2014 by Augustin Marty, Aloïs Brunel, and Vincent Delaitre, Deepomatic is a Paris-based software company developing artificial intelligence platforms that utilize computer vision to automate operational processes like image recognition, annotation, and visual search. Operating on a SaaS model, the enterprise provides managed services and automation solutions enabling organizations to create high-quality datasets for industries including telecom, e-commerce, autonomous vehicles, defense, and security. The organization currently employs a workforce of 70 individuals and generates approximately $14.7 million in annual revenue from its enterprise client base. Across four distinct financing rounds, the firm has successfully raised a total of $19.8 million in venture funding to scale its computer vision technology. This financial backing includes capital from notable lead investors and business angels such as Alven, Hi inov Dentressangle, and Bertrand Diard.
Deepomatic has raised $29.4M across 6 funding rounds.
Deepomatic has raised $29.4M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Deepomatic has raised $29.4M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $10.0M Series B in November 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2022 | $10M Series B | Theo Schulte, Orbia Ventures | Alven, Array Ventures, C2 Investment, Eniac Ventures, HI Inov Dentressangle, Stellar Capital, Unless, John Collison, Swisscom Ventures | Announced |
| May 4, 2021 | $2.8M Venture Round | Dominique Megret | Octave Klaba | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2021 | $7M Series A | — | Alven, Array Ventures, C2 Investment, Eniac Ventures, HI Inov Dentressangle, Stellar Capital, Unless, John Collison | Announced |
| Feb 7, 2019 | $6.2M Debt Financing | HI Inov | Bertrand Diard, Alven | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2017 | $2M Seed | — | 50 Partners, Accel, Alven, Array Ventures, C2 Investment, Chausson Partners, Eniac Ventures, FJ Labs, Index Ventures, Insight Partners, ISAI, Lead Edge Capital, Pentagram Ventures, Stellar Capital, Unless, John Collison | Announced |
| Sep 14, 2015 | $1.4M Seed | — | Jean Charles Samuelian, Pierre Valade, Alven | Announced |
Deepomatic is a French AI company specializing in computer vision platforms that automate quality control and field operations for telecom, utilities, and infrastructure sectors.[1][2][3][4] It builds Deepomatic Lens (now under IQGeo), an end-to-end solution enabling enterprises to deploy image and video recognition apps without coding, achieving real-time analysis of field photos to boost first-time-right rates, reduce rework, and ensure asset data accuracy.[2][3][4] Serving network operators like Bouygues Telecom, Stellantis, and Movistar, it solves inefficiencies in construction, maintenance, and inspections—delivering 423% ROI and payback in under 6 months per Forrester analysis—while scaling from MVPs to industrial use in under 3 months.[1][2][3]
Acquired by IQGeo in July 2025, Deepomatic powers ambitious network rollouts with features like offline validation, Vision Transformers, and contractor management, targeting telecom fiber optics and utility smart meters amid surging infrastructure demands.[2][4]
Deepomatic emerged from Inria Paris in 2014, spun out from research in image processing and field operations automation.[1][6] Founders, including CTO Vincent Delaitre from Inria's COMMEDIA project-team, developed the core idea of no-code AI for visual quality assurance, initially targeting industrial-scale image/video recognition.[1][3][6] Early traction came from projects with PSA Group (now Stellantis) and Abertis for defect detection and behavioral tracking in automotive and infrastructure.[1]
A 2017 €6.2M Series A led by Hi Inov, with Alven and Bertrand Diard, fueled U.S. expansion (New York office) and embedded AI focus.[1] By 2021, it hit 200% annual growth, leveraging Google Cloud for ML scalability and serving Telco/Utilities like Unit-T and Sanofi across Europe, South America, and North America.[3] The July 2025 IQGeo acquisition integrated it into a network management powerhouse, enhancing its field AI for global operators.[2][4]
Deepomatic rides the AI-driven infrastructure boom, fueled by 5G/fiber rollouts, green energy transitions, and utility digitization amid global net-zero pushes.[2][4][8] Its timing aligns with exploding demand for "first-time-right" automation—reducing field errors by 100% checks in real-time—critical as operators scale rural-to-national networks without proportional workforce growth.[2][4][7]
Market forces like labor shortages, rising CapEx for telecom/utilities, and regulatory data accuracy mandates favor it; clients like Bouygues and Stellantis validate its edge in essential services.[1][3] Post-acquisition, it influences the ecosystem by embedding visual AI into IQGeo's platform, standardizing field intelligence for smarter networks and accelerating digital twins in Telco/Utilities.[2][4]
Deepomatic's IQGeo integration positions it to dominate visual AI for network ops, with offline expansions and custom models driving adoption in fiber, renewables, and beyond.[2][4] Trends like edge AI, multimodal models, and AI-regulated infrastructure will amplify growth, potentially expanding to adjacent sectors like transport/energy. Its evolution from Inria spinout to scale-up acquirer underscores resilient industrial AI—watch for deeper ecosystem embeds, yielding sustained 200%+ trajectories in a $trillion infra race.[1][3] This cements its role as the go-to for error-proof field scaling.
Deepomatic has raised $29.4M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Deepomatic's investors include Theo Schulte, Orbia Ventures, Alven, Array Ventures, C2 Investment, ENIAC Ventures, Hi Inov - Dentressangle, Stellar Capital, Unless, John Collison, Swisscom Ventures, Dominique Megret.