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Computer Vision

Computer vision is software that looks at images and decides something: whether a part is faulty, how many items are on a shelf, what a scanned document says.

What we do

  • Work out whether the task can be done from images at all
  • Get and label the images to build it on
  • Build and test it against real conditions, not clean samples
  • Agree what happens when it is not sure, so a person decides those cases
  • Put it where the work happens: on a device, or in the cloud
  • Keep it accurate as the conditions change

Who it's for

Companies doing visual checks by eye today — inspection, counting, reading documents — where the volume has outgrown the people doing it.

Frequently asked questions

What is computer vision used for?

Software that looks at images and decides something, such as spotting a faulty part, counting items on a shelf, or reading a scanned document.

How do we know our task can be done from images?

Finding that out is our first step, before anything is built.

What happens when the system is not sure?

We agree in advance that unsure cases go to a person, who makes the decision.

Is it tested on real conditions?

Yes. We build and test it against real conditions, not clean samples, and keep it accurate as conditions change.

Does it run on a device or in the cloud?

Either. We put it where the work happens, on a device or in the cloud.