Computer Vision

While the COVID-19 pandemic continues through its third year, things have largely returned to normal for most Americans. Mask requirements – once a ubiquitous sign of pandemic life – have mostly disappeared as case numbers have decreased. Personal protective equipment of other sorts, however, isn’t going anywhere. Though you may no longer check for a mask before leaving the house, PPE remains vitally important for many businesses.

The sheer number of recalls that occur each year suggest that typical best practices for identifying, tracking, and remediating hazards simply aren’t working well enough. Plainsight can help businesses of all sizes ensure the quality of all types of products by expediting and simplifying the process for creating and deploying custom AI models for proactively identifying risk factors, tracing contamination to the source, and identifying impacted process stations and equipment.

All vision AI projects—from the exploratory to the everyday—start with developing and training AI models. Unfortunately, the training process can prove challenging and time-consuming, leading many organizations to abandon projects in their early stages.

By both mimicking and supplementing the powers of the human eye, AI-powered computer vision technology is helping doctors, nurses, and businesses across the healthcare sector better support patient needs. New insights from real-time video analytics help them save time, money and lives while developing safer, more efficient processes for everything from patient intake to the operating room and beyond.

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.

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 ensuring their safety and complying with regulations. Those who couldn’t...