Viso Suite and Viso Now Computer Vision Platform

viso.ai is a computer vision software company headquartered in Switzerland, with teams in London, Shanghai and New York, led by co-founders Nico Klingler and Gaudenz Boesch. It aims to let any business build and run AI vision applications on camera feeds without assembling its own machine learning infrastructure.

Viso Suite is the enterprise platform for building, deploying and governing vision applications across up to more than 10,000 cameras and hundreds of sites, with edge AI and on-premise or cloud deployment. Viso Now is a newer self-building product where users describe a use case in plain language and the system creates an AI vision agent without model training or annotation; Viso Gateway connects cameras securely. Use cases include worksite safety, quality control, retail and transport. Users include Rhomberg Sersa Rail Group and the city of Schaffhausen.

• Viso Now agents: build AI vision agents from a plain-language description without training.
• Viso Suite: enterprise lifecycle to build, deploy, govern and scale vision apps across sites.
• Edge AI deployment: run applications on-premise, at the edge or in the cloud.
• Viso Gateway: connect existing cameras securely to the platform.
• Templates: ready use cases for construction, manufacturing, retail, logistics and airports.
• Governance: SSO/SAML, role-based access, audit logs and security center.

Construction contractors in Vietnam can detect missing PPE and unsafe zones on worksites from existing cameras. Manufacturers can set up visual quality checks on production lines without hiring a data science team. Retail chains and logistics hubs can monitor queues, occupancy and process compliance across many locations.

Viso Now lets non-technical teams create a vision application through chat, with the company stating a system can be built in about an hour and no annotation is required. A free tier and low monthly plans lower the cost of trying computer vision. Viso Suite scales the same applications to thousands of cameras with governance and edge deployment. A customer quote cites a 54% reduction in near-miss incidents.

Generative and agentic AI are lowering the barrier to computer vision, letting operations teams create camera-based monitoring without data science staff. Companies in Southeast Asia with large existing CCTV networks in factories, construction sites and retail are looking for no-code tools that turn those cameras into safety and process data while meeting data protection rules.

Headquartered in Switzerland with teams in London, Shanghai and New York; co-founders Nico Klingler and Gaudenz Boesch began building computer vision systems in 2014. Partnered with industrial computer maker OnLogic in July 2025. The site reports deployments in 24+ countries and lists SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, CCPA and EU AI Act alignment.