Computer vision solutions

You were promised automation. Slick digital workflows that handle expense claims, insurance reports, onboarding, whatever, all without human friction. Upload a photo. Scan a receipt. Auto-approve. Done. But then AI happened. Not the helpful kind that suggests headlines or organizes your calendar. No, the kind that forges receipts so well your finance system says “looks legit.” The kind that adds fake dents to cars, generates x-rays of non-existent fractures, and drafts medical notes that never came from a doctor.

In e-commerce, visual search is becoming the "little black dress" of online shopping technology - timeless, versatile, and indispensable. AI-driven technology enables users to search with images rather than text, instantly identifying visually similar products from a photo or screenshot. Visual search is not just a trend; it is simplifying the way customers find and purchase items, offering an intuitive and efficient alternative to traditional search methods.

Collaborative thought leadership between Opticos and Algorithma: Manufacturing companies face increasing pressure to optimize operations, reduce costs, and enhance competitiveness. To meet these challenges, manufacturing and supply chain companies are turning to predictive manufacturing. This approach leverages advanced analytics and AI algorithms to anticipate disruptions, optimize production processes, and enhance overall efficiency.

Imagine a world where security cameras not only show what's happening, but also precisely measure distances and object sizes. This futuristic vision is becoming a reality with LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology. With the ability to measure objects in 3D space, LiDAR holds immense value, especially in security applications where personnel could instantly determine the size and distance of a potential intruder. This area is rapidly developing but still advancements have to be made before these 3D environments become so lifelike that they can be integrated into consumer products. Could AI perhaps be the solution?