Rajesh Kumar

Read about how data & analytics can help build AI models and how they work. From a relatable example like the hare & the tortoise story, to learning how you can use simple principals to create your own AI models. This short read is a great place to start your research on building AI models with Streamoid's no-code framework.

Suna Hasan

Read about Suna Hasan's journey in the fashion industry over the last 4 decades. From designing collections for some of the biggest fashion brands, to now using tech as a tool to provide sustainable design solutions for them.

Malini Konda

If you’ve browsed around our recommendations and search pages, you might have come across this word several times. According to Vogue Business, 'Taxonomy is the new fashion tech essential'. So, what does it mean for the retailer today? And how can you optimize it for fashion eCommerce?

Malini Konda, Director of Business Development

After many experiments and trying different approaches, we cracked it. We had an outfit recommendation engine which could generate good outfits. Find out what went on behind the scenes while creating our AI styling products.

Shreyas Yelamaggad

Do products have a style? Leverage aesthetic qualities of a product to influence buying on your ecommerce website.

Shreyas Yelamaggad, Associate Product Manager

Have you ever wondered when you were shopping, or perhaps delving into your wardrobe for your next outfit, what was it that made you pick those clothes? These are the questions we asked while building our AI styling engine, read more on how we approached it to create our products.

Rajesh Kumar, Chief Technical Officer

Automation is good, it makes processes more economical, efficient and easier to scale. When we look at the timelines, within 300 years of the industrial revolution, we went from having horse drawn carriages to electric vehicles. In the 1700's the job description of “taxi driver” never existed. Soon, it may never exist again.

Suna Hasan, Head of Fashion, Styling & Superintelligence

I think having the world at our fingertips with technology where you can purchase the latest cool dress or bag in seconds shows that our purchasing has become streamlined… but is that also true for our tastes?