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The massive digitalization of companies over the past 20 years has not benefited field operations very much. Today, Computer Vision allows the digitisation of processes in the physical world thanks to the visual analysis of field situations and the automatic feedback of information. At Deepomatic, we call it Visual Automation.
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It is becoming increasingly more difficult to control the numerous everyday field interventions. Provide your field service technicians with a computer vision app to guide and control their real-time interventions.
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Deepomatic “is the best offer to develop a tailor-made Computer Vision solution for the physical world.”
The Forrester Research report includes 11 of Computer Vision’s leading platform vendors and evaluates them against 10 criteria ranging from the company’s vision and market approach to the functional aspect of its product. Deepomatic was recognized as a “Strong Performer”, with a differentiating score on usability, vision and roadmap criteria, as well as a “comparable performance” score on six other criteria.
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Over the last few years, the number of visual tasks solved by deep learning has grown exponentially. However, this technology still fails to achieve results in the industrial world. We propose a new framework, called Lean AI, that minimizes the risks of failure as well as maximizes the performance of AI systems.
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There are more than one million video surveillance cameras in France – it is a great opportunity to increase the safety and security of operating sites.
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Whether it is safety on the construction site, manual monitoring often subject to errors, or the theft of materials and equipment: the construction industry faces many challenges. While only 50% of companies in the sector have established a technological roadmap, image recognition can provide concrete and rapid solutions.
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54 billion euros are invested in R&D by car manufacturers in areas such as the development of self-driving cars or the automation of production lines and quality control. Video recognition is the technology to invest in for innovation in the sector.
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The constant increase in the price of oil is driving companies in the sector to innovate in order to reduce operating costs and improve productivity in their exploration activities. 89% of oil companies are already taking digitization initiatives.
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The pharmaceutical industry is under strong pressure to ensure the reliability of its drugs and production processes: safety and hygiene, laboratory tests, or even fraud: video recognition is a technological lever for companies in the sector to restore public confidence.
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Public transport is at the heart of safety and environmental issues. By integrating video recognition into their activities, operators can improve the experience of their users and invent the modes of transportation of tomorrow.
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The rise of e-commerce is driving retailers to rethink the customer experience in physical stores and find solutions to waiting lines and other customer frustrations. Image recognition is emerging as one of the technologies providing many solutions to this sector, such as self checkout systems.
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