HME Debuts Nitro Vision AI, a Drive-Thru System Powered by Computer Vision
- Computer vision is coming to drive-thrus. HME’s new system tracks every vehicle and order in real time.
- Live service maps replace guesswork. Staff can now see bottlenecks and delays as they happen.
HME has launched Nitro Vision AI, the first drive-thru solution to integrate real-time computer vision across the entire order process. The system delivers full visibility into vehicle and guest behavior from arrival through pickup, helping restaurants identify delays, streamline operations, and reduce bottlenecks with precision.
Unlike traditional audio- or timer-based systems, Nitro Vision AI uses multiple sensors and vision-based tracking to generate live service maps. Managers can instantly detect stalled orders, misroutes, and traffic patterns, empowering staff to intervene with better timing and context. The result: faster throughput, better accuracy, and increased customer satisfaction.
Nitro Vision AI is part of HME’s growing suite of data-driven solutions for the quick-service restaurant industry, where real-time spatial awareness is fast becoming a competitive advantage.
🌀 Remix Reality Take:
Computer vision is creeping into places we don’t usually associate with spatial tech — like your drive-thru lane. This move from HME shows how perception systems are becoming operational tools, not just research demos or factory gear.
Source: PRWeb
