Digitally automate complex manual processes with smart Vision systems.
Check quality control of your stock, sort the packages, and control the movement of your inventory based on their tracking information.
Identify security risks or compliance issues and get alerts for things like mask detection, occupancy limit, safe distance, restricted area access, etc.
Find out what is going on in your retail stores or corporate building like dwell timings, peak occupancy, visited areas, etc.
Get to know more about your customer visiting your retail stores like age group, gender, etc.
Empower customers with breathtaking immersive tours, virtual try-on for jewelry and apparel, filters, etc.
Assessment of patient condition and early disease detection for better healthcare.
Identify and locate objects in a wide variety of conditions at any angle or pose.
Identify events in a video sequence like fights, rush, gestures or evaluate exercise like pushups, etc.
Identify faces for security or other use cases in the biometric authorization where the law permits.
Track objects within a video sequence accurately even in noise and occlusions.
Extract key points of a person’s structure joints like elbows, knees, wrists, etc.
Identify pixel-perfect segmentation in objects to understand a scene and enable overlaying of virtual elements on a person.
We can help you get the most out of video feeds and images for video analytics and virtual experiences for more revenue generation.
Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence where we focus on enabling computers to interpret and analyze visual data from the world around them to provide businesses the ability to perform advanced analytics, object and face recognition, body tracking, automations and many other optimized processes across the industries of health, transportation, retail and manufacturing.
At VisionX, we enable retailers to make informed decisions by allowing them to track the movement of store visitors, identify purchase patterns, and find ‘hot areas’ and visitor behavior regarding specific products. Computer vision in retail enables store management to make better decisions on product placement, store layout and on-ground staffing.
GDPR in computer vision, focuses mainly on data protection where processing personal data is governed and maintained for legal basis. GDPR in computer vision works via Anonymized or Pseudonymized data to protect identities.
In the context of augmented reality (AR), computer vision is used to analyze and interpret real-world images and video feeds in order to enable the overlay of virtual objects and information onto the real-world environment. This can enable a variety of consumer-faced applications that aid businesses to engage with their clients in a more interactive manner, hence producing higher conversion rates.
One of our experts will get on a short call to discuss your needs and find a fit before coming up with an engagement proposal.
