Drishti

Drishti was a manufacturing analytics tool founded in 2017 that used cameras and computer vision to watch manual assembly line work, the kind other sensors cannot easily measure. The system timed each worker action and compared it to the standard process, helping engineers find bottlenecks and training gaps on lines still done by hand. Drishti had worked with major manufacturers, including DENSO and Flex, and said it worked with several of the largest global car makers. The World Economic Forum once named Drishti a Technology Pioneer. As of this research, the company's main website, drishti.com, did not load at all, which is a strong sign the product may no longer be actively offered. Confirm current status directly before including Drishti in any shortlist.

This originally fit a factory with a lot of manual assembly work that is hard to measure with normal sensors, like small parts assembly or electronics, with an industrial engineering or continuous improvement team as the natural owner of a pilot. This research found that the company's main website does not currently load, which raises real doubt about whether the product is still actively sold and supported, so treat this listing as unverified. Before spending real time on it, confirm the company still exists and ask for a live product demo and recent customer references. If Drishti is still operating under a different name or site, one thing stays the same: camera-based monitoring of workers needs clear, upfront communication with staff about what is tracked and why.