About AgShift

We are the company that developed Hydra, the world’s first autonomous food quality analyzer.

AgShift’s mission is to empower every food organization with tools to improve food quality assessment and quality control.

Now every organization can have fast, consistent and objective quality control – resulting in lower recalls and reduced food waste across the supply chain.

How we've done it

Utilizing the latest in artificial intelligence, algorithmic, internet of things and computer vision technologies, we integrated a novel turn-key system to offer food industry its own “Quality-control-in-a box” system – Hydra.

Businesses and consumer brands around the world have already successfully integrated Hydra into their Quality control processes. Deployment has allowed them to improve the way they inspect food quality, handle quality control, monitor trends and performance and more through a powerful connected ecosystem.

Our Team

We only choose the best! Automating food quality control across the supply chain is a daunting task, so we assembled a top-notch team of experts covering a broad range of technologies. The team at AgShift is made up of the most talented software engineers, developers, agronomists, data scientists and machine learning engineers.

Miku Jha
Founder & CEO

Naveen Tiwari
Business Development & Strategy

Girindra Sharma
VP of Engineering

Som Das
Advisor

Press & Media

News

JULY 10, 2019

How to bring AI to industries that have no data

AgShift has created a data set for one commodity; the company can use that data as a baseline for training AI tools to work on the same item for new clients.

FEBRUARY 27, 2019

AgShift Launches Hydra, its AI-Powered Food Quality Analyzer for Bulk Inspections
AgShift is on a mission to remove human biases from food quality inspection by using computer vision & artificial…

How to bring AI to industries that have no data

AgShift has developed an autonomous food inspection system to reduce global wastage
India-born entrepreneur Miku Jha wants to solve this mammoth problem using cutting-edge technology.