Click-Ins, which develops AI-based solutions for identifying and analyzing visual damage in cars, has entered into an agreement with OPENLANE, an American company trading on the NYSE (KAR) and operating in the field of wholesale distribution of used cars. We announced a partnership. By integrating Click-Ins’ innovative technology for detecting and analyzing car damage with his OPENLANE, the company’s customers will be able to accurately assess the condition of their vehicles.
Click-Ins technology allows you to quickly scan your car with your smartphone camera and generate a detailed report on the condition of your car. Click-Ins’ technology uses synthetic data rather than OPENLANE customer data, enabling immediate solution implementation.
Following a successful three-month pilot at its Texas site, OPENLANE quickly rolled out its technology across the United States. This demonstrates the potential growth the company can achieve by being able to quickly and easily implement the technology solutions it develops.
The deal, worth millions of dollars over many years, strengthens ClickIns’ position as a leader in the field of artificial intelligence-powered vehicle inspection.
Eugene Greenberg, CEO of Click-Ins, said: “This partnership is an important milestone for our company and will accelerate our global business activities. Over the past year, we have experienced significant growth. We established new connections with key customers and expanded into new markets.”
Click-Ins develops automated AI-based solutions that assess damage caused to vehicles in real-time based solely on images from mobile devices.
This unique development allows rental companies, insurance companies and other companies in the automotive sector to automatically detect, analyze, process and accurately detect external vehicle damage without the need for specialized equipment or skilled personnel. You will be able to evaluate it.
The company uses synthetic data created by the company to identify and accurately analyze external damage on all types of vehicles. The company, founded in 2014 by Eugene Greenberg, Dimitri Gaiselsky, Ronen Avrigil and Zeev Hazan, has raised up to $13.5 million.
