Computer Vision 05 / 06

Make Visual Information Useful to the Task.

Frame the visual problem before choosing the system around it. Tenovara's computer vision service starts with the images or video available, the information needed and the conditions in which the result must be reviewed.

HOW WE APPROACH IT

Start with the visual problem.

This is the order we work through with you. Not every project needs every step.

  1. 01 Visual taskWhat needs to be seen, found or measured.
  2. 02 Permitted input materialThe images or video you are allowed to use.
  3. 03 Capture conditionsLighting, angles, cameras and environment.
  4. 04 Intended outputWhat the result looks like and where it goes.
  5. 05 EvaluationHow results are checked, including errors and uncertain cases.
  6. 06 Human reviewWho reviews the output before it is acted on.
WHERE IT CONNECTS

Often paired with

STARTING A CONVERSATION

Questions

Describe the task, environment or system, the material already available and the outcome you need. Please keep the first message non-confidential.

No. A conversation about the task is enough to begin, and examples on this site work without a headset.

Yes. Many projects combine them, for example a simulation delivered in VR. We define the mix around the task.

Have images or video that should tell you more?

Discuss a computer vision use case