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As the term "technology" started to take a broad sense (any startup is a "technology startup" today), the need has appeared to distinguish between startups that use technology that is commonly available, and startups whose business is built around unique, differentiated, often protected or hard to reproduce, technological or scientific advances. For instance, a startup that uses a public or semipublic machine learning API would be a technology startup; and a startup building a 3D real time artificial vision system for autonomous vehicles using its own R&D, building on advanced math, would be a "deep technology" startup. This distinction does matter a lot to investors as the business potential of the latter startups can only be assessed starting with a deep scrutiny of the underlying technology. This can be hard to do as point experts aren't always easy to find.

Source: https://www.quora.com/How-would-you-define-deep-tech