Drishti

What is Drishti?

Drishti Technologies, founded in 2016 and based in Mountain View, California, sells AI-powered video analytics for manual assembly lines. Cameras above each station stream video to the cloud, where action recognition tracks the sequence and timing of each step. Its products are Drishti Trace for capture and Drishti Flow for analysis.

Key capabilities of Drishti

• Station video capture: Drishti Trace records each station into a searchable video database.
• Action recognition: Tracks the sequence and timing of each assembly step.
• Cycle time analysis: Drishti Flow measures cycle time and performance metrics.
• Bottleneck identification: Finds where the line is slowing down.
• Operator feedback: Provides in-the-moment feedback for operators.
• Remote visibility: Lets teams review the full assembly process remotely and use clips for training.

How Drishti works

Cameras are installed above stations and stream video for analysis. The AI recognizes the actions workers perform and logs each step with its timing, then reports cycle times, variation and bottlenecks to engineers and supervisors. The video archive supports training and root cause review.

Who uses Drishti?

Drishti serves manufacturers with manual and semi-manual assembly, such as automotive and electronics plants. Third-party coverage names Ford, Nissan, Honeywell, Flex and DENSO as customers. Industrial engineers and operations leaders are the main users.

Drishti pricing

Drishti does not publish pricing. It is sold to manufacturers on a quote basis, and pricing is available from the vendor.

Drishti alternatives

Intenseye applies computer vision to workplace safety monitoring, a different goal than assembly productivity. Amazon Rekognition and Google Cloud Vision AI are general-purpose image and video analysis APIs that you build on, whereas Drishti is a finished application for assembly lines.