A serial entrepreneur, a musician, and Walmart’s CEO walk into an AI factory…

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Eko, a startup that pivoted from video tech to product catalog image galleries, is building a new kind of factory.

Eko finally found product-market fit in a less flashy but more monetizable space: the product catalogues of online shopping sites.

Inside this “factory,” AI-powered robotic cameras will shoot images of eventually hundreds of thousands of products—predominantly for Walmart at first, but eventually for other e-commerce websites and brands in the future.

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Author / Journalist: Jason Del Rey

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Term Sheet Private equity Startups Venture Capital Walmart A.I.

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Published On: 2025-05-15 @ 11:45:28 (2 days ago)

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News Source URL: fortune.com

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