We’ve seen bad parts
stop the line.

At Meta, Google, and Magic Leap, Erica saw factories rely on human visual inspection that misses ~15% of defects.1 Damaged buttons, flaws in speaker sealing surfaces, and contamination can go undetected until they stop an assembly line or force finished devices to be scrapped. Hundred exists to check every incoming part before that happens.

1 J. E. See, “Visual Inspection Reliability for Precision Manufactured Parts,” Human Factors 57(8), 2015. Sandia National Laboratories.

Founders

  • Co-founder & CEO

    Erica Diaz

    Designed consumer electronics hardware at Meta, Google and Magic Leap for 5.5+ years, resolving issues on the ground with vendors in China and Mexico.

    BS Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University

  • Co-founder & CTO

    Iris Liao

    Researched commodities, energy and renewables as a quant at Citadel for over two years. Before that, modeled tropical cyclone trajectories as a research assistant at Columbia University.

    MSc Applied Mathematics, Imperial College London

    BA Mathematics, Columbia University

  • Co-founder & CPO

    Imani Gosserand

    Worked as a software engineer at Twitch for over five years, focused on the intersection of notifications, short-form content and machine learning.

    BS Computer Science, Columbia University

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