Groundbreaking Video Intelligence with Tanuj Thapliyal of Spot AI

01/10/22 • 20 min

Grassroots Marketing discusses Groundbreaking Video Intelligence with Tanuj Thapliyal, CEO of Spot AI
Tanuj Thapliyal is a multidisciplinary IT engineer, academic researcher, and entrepreneur. He’s also the CEO and cofounder of Spot AI, a groundbreaking video intelligence company.
He'd be honored to chat with you about how cannabis labs and facilities can leverage the awesome power of AI-enabled surveillance tech to improve operations and safety — without putting their privacy, data, and employees’ sanity at risk.
Spot AI emerges from stealth with $22M for a platform to draw out more intelligence from organizations’ basic security videos
https://techcrunch.com/2021/10/15/spot-ai-emerges-from-stealth-with-22m-with-a-platform-to-draw-out-more-intelligence-from-organizations-basic-security-videos/
Learning From Amazon: The Good, The Bad, and the Dystopian - Whether they’re turning heads with their visionary “just walk out” stores or turning stomachs with reports of heavily-surveilled employees being forced to urinate in bottles, Amazon definitely pushed the limits of AI-powered video systems in the workplace. Tanuj will dive deep to discover what we can learn from their example, so you can reap the incredible benefits of this emerging technology without millions of dollars of hardware — or, y’know, all the evil.
Reimagining the Role of Video - AI-enabled camera systems can provide so much more than just security — they can give you the critical real-time data and actionable insights you need to win in today’s hyper-competitive business landscape. Tanuj will share how he’s helping innovative companies like SpaceX gain an edge by transforming their outdated video security systems into modern video intelligence solutions.
What’s Wrong With the Security Camera Industry? - Good news! Hi-def video cameras are now so affordable that even ovens and refrigerators are sporting them, creating an explosion of creative new ways for people to use, access, and share the power of video. The bad news? The expensive security cameras in your business were still designed for the way we used video twenty years ago. Tanuj will explain what’s been keeping the security camera industry so frustratingly behind the times that he had to fix it himself.
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Caroline Yeh, CEO and Co-founder, of TSUMo Snacks (NCIA Cannabis Business Summit 2021)

Cannabis Brand TSUMo Snacks Debuts Line of Savory Snacks into the California Market and their CEO and Co-founder Caroline Yeh fill us in.
The cannabis snack brand aims to elevate the way people snack with a line of low dose cannabis-infused salty snacks. TSUMo Snacks, a cannabis-infused edible brand with salty and savory offerings officially launched today in California. The Company’s snack portfolio fills a large void in the current sweet-centric edibles market and features low-dose, nostalgic-themed products in flavors that consumers have historically loved.
TSUMo brings consumers a unique and elevated snacking experience by infusing familiar flavors and form factors with premium THC. Low dosed at 10mg of THC per bag, the debut line of snacks features five delicious flavors:
Classic Cheese Puffs: the go-to snack to satisfy any cheese craving
Fiery Hot Cheese Crunchers: to spice up your snacking high
Zesty Ranch Mini Tortilla Rounds: the chip that boldly goes where no ranch has gone before
Hint of Lime Mini Tortilla Rounds: chips that pack a punch of lime zest and citrus
Salsa Verde Mini Tortilla Rounds: the perfect amount of spice and south-of-the-border zing
“We believe that there is a big opportunity for TSUMo to deliver great-tasting salty and savory snacks to those seeking a differentiated infused edibles experience,” comments Caroline Yeh. “With endless flavor and form factor innovation opportunities, everyone will grow to love TSUMo’s munchable and delicious snacks.”
Priced at $5/unit, TSUMo Snacks will initially be available for purchase and delivery in select parts of California through the Company’s website. For more information, visit tsumosnacks.com and follow us on Instagram at @tsumosnacks.
About TSUMo Snacks:
TSUMo is a brand that brings consumers a unique and nostalgic snacking experience by combining familiar salty and savory flavors with THC. Each bag of crunchy goodness has 10mg of THC so you can savor the flavors — and the feeling.
Caroline Yeh, CEO and Co-founder, of TSUMo Snacks, has over 6 years of experience in product development, operations, marketing and distribution within the cannabis industry. Prior to that, Caroline spent 12 years working in the traditional consumer packaged goods space.
With her profound ability to help both large and small companies scale and commercialize innovative brand portfolios in traditional and nontraditional channels, Caroline is qualified to speak about emerging cannabis industry trends, shifts in consumer behavior (edibles vs. smoking), how to make your brand stand out from the crowd, and how TSUMo is filling a large void in the current sweet-centric edibles market with their new line of savory snacks.
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Cultivation to Consumption with Eric Robichaud, CEO of Green Goddess Supply

Grassroots Marketing discusses Cultivation to Consumption with Eric Robichaud, CEO of Green Goddess Supply.
Green Goddess Supply is a “cultivation to consumption” cannabis lifestyle brand offering a line of high-quality products to grow, store, prep and consume hemp flower and cannabis products. The company sells direct to consumers at MSRP through its website, and also offers wholesale and distributor accounts to brick and mortar storefronts and industry distributors. Green Goddess Supply strives to exceed expectations and delight customers with quality products and amazing customer service.
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