We're out to set a new standard for how people make buying decisions by leveraging AI to transform consumer opinions from a black hole of information to a smart shopping experience.
In February 2019, Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, acquired Aspectiva to form its first innovation center in Israel.
We tackle mass-scale challenges around unsupervised and cross-domain topic modeling, sentiment analysis and relevance analysis, helping shoppers save time and money and buy with confidence.
In February 2019, Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, acquired Aspectiva to form its first innovation center in Israel.
We tackle mass-scale challenges around unsupervised and cross-domain topic modeling, sentiment analysis and relevance analysis, helping shoppers save time and money and buy with confidence.
Location: Israel, Tel Aviv District, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2013
Founders name: Herman Luticov
Founders Related Locations: Israel; Israel, Center District, Raanana
Investors 2
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| - | Global Bra... | globalbrai... |
| - | Jerusalem ... | jvpvc.com |
Persons 1
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| - | Herman | Luticov | Co-Founder... | linkedin.c... | - | - |
Mentions in press and media 3
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| 25.02.2019 | Walmart acquires Israel’s Aspectiva, which analyses UGC to recommend products to shoppers | Walmart, the world’s biggest brick-and-mortar retailer, today made an acquisition that speaks to its ongoing efforts to build out its e-commerce experience to better compete with Amazon. Today, the company announced that it acquired Aspecti... |
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