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Computer vision & visual intelligence
Turn visual information into observations people can inspect, search, and act on. Our work spans detection and tracking, visual-language reasoning, and the tools used to prepare and review image data.
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Object detection
DevelopedIdentify and locate relevant objects in images, uploaded video, and camera streams.
Object tracking
DevelopedFollow objects over time and connect their movement with the surrounding scene.
Image segmentation
DevelopedSeparate objects and regions at pixel level for analysis and annotation.
Vision-language models
DevelopedCombine images and language to describe scenes and answer focused visual questions.
Visual event analysis
DevelopedConvert selected observations into reviewable events, clips, and structured records.
Activity and cycle timing
PrototypeInvestigate recognition of repeated activities and time intervals in operational video.
Image and video annotation
DevelopedCreate, inspect, and correct object labels, boxes, and masks across image and video-frame datasets.
Dataset preparation
DevelopedOrganize visual examples, manage labels, and export data for model development.
Visual occupancy analysis
PrototypeExplore scene-based occupancy and parking observations in focused prototypes.
Camera-based signal research
ResearchStudy subtle changes in video for experimental signal measurement, without clinical claims.
Persistent scene-change detection
DevelopedFlag objects or regions that appear, disappear, or remain changed for human review.
Review-driven dataset improvement
DevelopedCollect uncertain visual examples for annotation and future model development.
Camera control and image correction
DevelopedConnect supported camera controls, object-following views, and fisheye correction with visual review.
Visual text and plate reading
DevelopedExtract visible text and supported vehicle identifiers for focused review workflows.
Subtle-motion visualization
ResearchAmplify small visual changes for exploratory inspection of recorded scenes.











