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Lights, Camera, Vision: AI and Oscars Fashion

Mar 25, 2022 | Blog Post

To get in the Oscars spirit, Plainsight decided to shake up the conversation once again and introduce vision AI to Academy Awards. We dove into the Oscars fashion archives to develop a model for classifying suits and dresses. Our goal was to determine whether or not a vision AI model trained on Best and Worst-dressed lists would agree with popular consensus.

Vision AI and Agriculture: A Growing Partnership

Mar 21, 2022 | Blog Post

Within the agriculture industry, businesses contend with a host of challenges like evolving regulations, supply chain complications, and the ongoing ravages of climate change. They are tasked with addressing worldwide issues like global hunger while also working to stay ahead of the competition. A new approach to computer vision, powered by an AI platform, can help.

Restaurants Have an Appetite for Vision AI

Mar 17, 2022 | Blog Post

Few industries have had a more challenging and transformative pandemic than the restaurant industry. During COVID-19’s early days, restaurants quickly pivoted to serve diners’ appetites while...

In-Demand Skills for AI Professionals: Plainsight CEO Shares Insights

Mar 4, 2022 | Blog Post, Press & News

How can professionals set themselves apart in a crowded talent marketplace? How can businesses recognize truly world-class applicants? The professional development experts at Great Learning asked AI executives to answer these questions in their latest roundup article.

Computer Vision and Digital Transformation: Plainsight’s CEO Joins the Alldus ‘AI In Action’ Podcast

Mar 2, 2022 | Blog Post, Press & News

Carlos Anchia, Co-Founder and CEO of Plainsight, recently sat down with Alldus Podcast host, JP Valentine, for the latest episode of Alldus’ AI in Action series. The podcast welcomes leading...

Tiling: The Key to Small Object Detection

Feb 23, 2022 | Blog Post

Tiling is an important process for analysis of images with computer vision and allows for a more detailed look at specific sections of an image without sacrificing resolution. After dividing an image into tiles, computer vision algorithms can then inference on each individual tile before reassembling them into a new composite image.

How Will Super Bowl LVI Change the Future of Fandom?

Feb 11, 2022 | Blog Post

While the Lombardi is certainly the most coveted piece of hardware in football, it’s far from the only one that’ll be on display Sunday. This year’s Big Game is as much a showcase for SoFi Stadium and its impressive tech as it is for the Bengals and Rams.