Recognize near-identical products reliably enough for the shelf decision downstream.
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The vision system behind a shelf platform used by global brands, judged by what a mistake costs the store rather than by an average score.
Read the caseRecognition under field conditions. Search across millions of images. Recommendations tied to live evidence. Each record describes the problem, our contribution, and what the results establish.
Recognize near-identical products reliably enough for the shelf decision downstream.
The vision system behind a shelf platform used by global brands, judged by what a mistake costs the store rather than by an average score.
Read the casePreserve cinematography-aware meaning while ingestion, retrieval, infrastructure, and dependencies change at scale.
Retrieval that understands framing, lighting and lens, not just pixels, so a filmmaker can describe a shot and get it back in under a second.
Read the caseA shopper asks half a question, the catalogue changed this morning, and the answer still has to be right.
Controlled recommendation, live catalogue retrieval, evaluation, speed and memory — on kiosks that serve shoppers all day, with no staff.
Read the caseAllow intelligent editing without permitting a model to write fragile timeline state directly.
A typed, validated boundary between a model proposal and professional timeline mutation — with uncertainty preserved when retrieval could miss useful footage.
Read the caseA research collaboration with Edwards Lifesciences, with no production deployment or clinical-performance claim.
Make ultrasound usable for research without removing the diagnostic evidence the research depended on.
Research across privacy-aware cardiac-ultrasound preparation, weak-supervision experiments, and an independent EchoNet-Dynamic reimplementation.
Read the caseTurning difficult government documents into structured, source-linked legal data. An engineering initiative with incomplete human proofreading; official documents remain authoritative.
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