If you can use an Instagram Filter and a Spreadsheet you can use Plainsight. And still make your data scientists, engineers, IT, and finance team happy.
Vision Intelligence Filters extract visual data into business insights. We use a powerful combination of visual AI and data science to add business context to any camera feed. Whether it’s in Agriculture, Manufacturing, Energy, or Retail, you can’t run a business if you can’t see what’s happening.
Use your hands to play the arcade classic Pong with the Plainsight Technologies mascot Seymour!
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Use your hands to play the arcade classic Pong with the Plainsight Technologies mascot Seymour! This Filter is a free demo provided to let you install your first Filter onto FilterBox. It showcases Key Point mapping in real time onto hand images to control the Pong paddles. Keep an eye on the score at the top of your screen and remember to smile 🙂
Learn more about FilterBox here, or if you’re familiar with Kubernetes and Helm, you can get it up and running in as little as 10 minutes by following along with the docs here.
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