Nectar's ultrasound enabled pour caps give bar owners eyes on their inventory
Recorded on May 10, 2017. Nectar aims to take pencil and paper inventory management digital by combining inconspicuous liquor bottle caps with ultrasound technology and a handy smartphone app. Aayush Phumbhra, CEO and co-founder of Nectar, sat down with TechCrunch at a local bar for a demo and an explanation of his vision for data-driven […]
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