SparkCognition Visual AI Advisor Wins Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award for Computer Vision
Business Intelligence Group announces results of annual industry awards program.
The Business Intelligence Group recently announced its Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards program winners for 2023, in which SparkCognition Visual AI Advisor was named a 2023 product winner in the computer vision category.
This business awards program sets out to recognize those organizations, products, and people who bring Artificial Intelligence (AI) to life and apply it to solve real problems. “Artificial Intelligence is now playing a more important role in our lives,” said Maria Jimenez, chief nominations officer for Business Intelligence Group. “We are so proud that such an incredible group of companies won this year’s program. Congratulations to all the creativity and hard work of every employee involved.”
SparkCognition Visual AI Advisor minimizes time-to-value for operationalizing enterprise computer vision technology, enabling organizations across industries to realize efficiency gains through real-time visual analytics and alerts. Visual AI Advisor supports over 125 end-to-end computer vision use cases for safety, security, visual inspection, productivity, and situational awareness. Compatible with many types of existing CCTV cameras, SparkCognition Visual AI Advisor scales to thousands of cameras in days. Visual AI Advisor’s capacity to identify, analyze, and alert in real time, 24 hours a day—with accuracy and efficiency beyond human ability. It empowers companies to go from reactive to proactive corrective actions that boost productivity and resolves high-value business challenges.
“We are thrilled to receive this prestigious Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award for computer vision,” said Vijay Doradla, President at SparkCognition. “Our Visual AI Advisor’s ability to understand video images in real-time has allowed organizations around the world to prevent workplace accidents, identify product defects, improve processes, and even detect active shootings—saving lives, reducing costs, and increasing productivity.”
