Tony Do

Tony Do leads Palexy as CEO, where the company uses AI to analyze in-store video and point-of-sale data, helping retailers understand shopper behavior and improve store operations. He previously co-founded Arimo, a machine-learning company acquired by Panasonic, and holds a PhD from Johns Hopkins University.

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Based in: Singapore
Elsewhere

Palexy

Chief Executive Officer
Aug 2020 — Present
Singapore
Founder & Chairman
Jan 2019 — Present

U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command

Sep 2010 — Jun 2012

Image & Video Researcher

Technicolor Group

2010 — May 2010

Postdoctoral Researcher

Technicolor Group

May 2009 — Dec 2009

R&D Engineer Intern

Arimo

Until Acquired

Co-founder

Johns Hopkins University

PhD

Products & media

a16z.com

Built on Google Cloud, Palexy perfects the in-store customer journey

An account of how Palexy combines in-store video feeds and point-of-sale data to give retailers insights into customer behavior and store operations.

Writing

qsrmedia.asia

Weak store visibility squeezes QSR margins

An interview on using AI and existing store cameras to monitor operations, improve forecasting, and reduce manual oversight in quick-service restaurants.

Media appearance

asia.nikkei.com

He sold a startup to Panasonic. Now he puts AI in Vietnam's shops

An interview about his work applying computer vision and analytics to brick-and-mortar retail through Palexy.

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Tony Do

Palexy

Chief Executive Officer

Founder & Chairman

U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command

Technicolor Group

Technicolor Group

Arimo

Johns Hopkins University

Products & media

Big Data Meets Big Compute

The origin of Palexy

Palexy's operating principles

Built on Google Cloud, Palexy perfects the in-store customer journey

Weak store visibility squeezes QSR margins

He sold a startup to Panasonic. Now he puts AI in Vietnam's shops

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