DeepHow was founded in 2018 by a team of ex-Siemens innovation leaders and experts (Sam Zheng, Patrik Matos, and Wei Kao), who saw an unmet training need in the skilled trades labor market.
DeepHow streamlines the process of capturing and organizing the expertise of skilled workers by recording their work processes on video, as well as collecting other necessary information.
DeepHow’s AI automatically segments, transcribes, and structures the content into searchable training modules to help companies reduce training time, minimize errors, and ensure consistent knowledge transfer across teams — especially in industries facing workforce shortages and high turnover.
The company says its videos facilitate rapid onboarding and continual skill enhancement, which is crucial for maintaining competitiveness in today’s age of skills gaps, hiring challenges, and when millions of aging workers are leaving work entirely for retirement, taking their decades of knowledge out the door with them.
“Looking ahead, DeepHow continues to innovate, integrating AI to make industrial knowledge more accessible and actionable,” says Courtney Steele, director of marketing and communications for DeepHow.
“The company is expanding its capabilities in task management, smart multimodal instructions, and deeper analytics to help manufacturers measure and improve workforce competency. As industries evolve, DeepHow remains focused on bridging the skills gap and equipping teams with the knowledge they need to succeed.”
- Name: DeepHow
- Address: 220 S. Main Street, Royal Oak, MI 48067
- Email: sales@deephow.com
- Website: deephow.com
- Phone Number: NA
- Category: Technology
- Founded: 2018
- Founders: Sam Zheng, Patrik Matos, Wei Kao
- Number of Employees: 50
- Most Recent Annual Revenue: NA
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