Manako Labs has launched a vision AI agent platform that converts standard enterprise cameras into real-time operational intelligence systems, powered by Bittensor’s decentralized Score Subnet 44 (SN44).
How Manako’s vision AI actually works
Manako’s platform uses a no-code interface that lets users describe what they want to monitor in plain English. You type “alert me when someone enters the restricted zone” or “detect spills on the warehouse floor,” and the system generates a lightweight vision model to handle it.
The models are roughly 19MB in size, small enough to run on a standard CPU. Users can test these models with uploaded footage before connecting them to live camera feeds. Manako reportedly doesn’t access any of the video feeds itself — processing happens at the edge, on the enterprise’s own infrastructure.
When the system detects something noteworthy, it sends Slack notifications along with timestamped video clips.
According to Manako, enterprises currently generate actionable insights from less than 2% of captured camera data.
The Bittensor connection
Manako’s platform runs on Bittensor’s Score Subnet 44, a decentralized computer vision network within the broader Bittensor ecosystem. SN44 focuses specifically on computer vision scoring, where miners compete to develop and deliver the most effective models for tasks such as object detection and event recognition.
Strategic milestones
In April 2026, Manako secured a strategic partnership with PwC France & Maghreb for enterprise advisory integration.
The company won the overall Start in Block 2026 award at Paris Blockchain Week, selected from a pool of over 1,000 applicants.
On June 2, 2026, Manako received a $1 million investment from TaoWeave, earmarked specifically for expansion into the North American market.