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brainiac/studio

Digital Studio

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AI Services
01 · ai services / computer vision

Products that see what humans miss.

For manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and logistics teams. We build production computer vision systems — not proof-of-concepts — with the active learning pipelines, edge deployment tooling, and compliance-aware architecture to keep them accurate as the world changes.

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In short

We build systems that read images — counting stock, checking quality, reading documents and plates, spotting defects. Accuracy depends entirely on your images, so we test on your real ones before quoting anything.

Updated August 2026

It is never the model.

What actually decides whether a vision system works.

WHAT DETERMINES ACCURACYYour lightingconsistent, or varying through the dayLabelled exampleshundreds per case, or a dozenCamera positionfixed, or handheldThe modelrarely the limiting factorWe test on your real images before quoting — demo accuracy means nothing.
our point of view

Computer vision accuracy at demo time and accuracy in production are two different numbers.

It's easy to get 95% accuracy on a clean benchmark dataset. It's hard to maintain it when the production data distribution shifts — the lighting changes, a new product variant appears, or a supplier changes packaging. We build the active learning infrastructure to keep models accurate over time, not just at launch.

We build on YOLO, Segment Anything, PaddleOCR, and custom architectures depending on the task. We also build the data labeling pipeline, annotation tooling, model versioning, and the deployment infrastructure — because a model is only as good as the system around it.

For regulated industries (healthcare, fintech KYC, food safety), we build the compliance architecture alongside the model: audit logs for every inference, explainability layers for model decisions, and version-controlled model registries that can be audited and rolled back.

MeasuredAccuracy reported on your data, not a benchmark
On deviceInference, so it works without a connection
6–10 wksFrom data audit to production deployment
what we build

What we build.

01

Defect detection & quality inspection

Real-time defect detection on production lines — scratches, misalignments, missing components, packaging defects — at the throughput and false positive rate your ops team can act on.

02

Document & identity verification (KYC)

Passport, ID card, and driving license reading with liveness detection, fraud signal scoring, and compliance-aware audit trails for regulated financial services.

03

Medical image analysis

Segmentation, detection, and classification for radiology (X-ray, CT, MRI), pathology (H&E slides), and dermatology — with FDA/CE pathway documentation support.

04

Retail analytics & planogram compliance

Shelf stock monitoring, planogram compliance checking, customer flow analytics, and checkout automation using standard CCTV infrastructure.

05

Logistics & warehouse automation

Package detection, barcode and QR reading, pallet inspection, and dock-door automation — integrated with your WMS and conveyor systems.

06

Active learning pipelines

Continuous model improvement systems: hard example mining, uncertainty sampling, annotation queue management, and automated retraining — so accuracy compounds instead of drifting.

What decides whether this works.

Almost never the model. Nearly always the data and the conditions.

FactorGood outcomePoor outcome
LightingConsistent, controlledVaries through the day
Camera positionFixedHandheld, different angles
Example imagesHundreds per case, labelledA dozen, unlabelled
Rare casesRepresented in the dataThe ones that matter, missing
What counts as a defectAgreed and written downTwo inspectors disagree
Cost of being wrongFlag for a humanActs automatically

How we start.

Always

We test on your real photographs before quoting. Demo accuracy on clean data means nothing.

Your images first
Default

The system surfaces likely problems; a person confirms. Full automation comes later, if at all.

Flag, do not decide
Sometimes

If the images cannot support it, we say so rather than take the project and underdeliver.

Honest no
approach

How we build it.

01

Data audit

We review your existing image/video data, annotation quality, class distribution, and edge cases. We identify gaps and design the data collection strategy for cases the model will encounter in production.

02

Benchmark & architecture

We select the model architecture based on your latency, hardware, and accuracy requirements. We establish baseline benchmarks and define the production targets before training.

03

Training & evaluation

We train with your production data, build evaluation sets that match production distribution (not just the easy cases), and iterate until targets are met.

04

Deployment

We deploy to edge (Jetson, Raspberry Pi, custom hardware) or cloud (AWS, GCP) depending on latency and connectivity requirements. We optimize with TensorRT, ONNX, or OpenVINO for the target hardware.

05

Active learning

We build the feedback loop: hard example capture, human annotation queue, automated retraining triggers, and model registry. Accuracy compounds — not drifts — as you operate.

tech stack

Tools we use.

YOLOv10 / YOLO-NAS
Segment Anything (SAM 2)
PaddleOCR / Tesseract
PyTorch / Lightning
NVIDIA TensorRT
ONNX Runtime
Label Studio
AWS Rekognition / Google Vision
faq

Frequently asked.

5 questions answered. Still have one? Reach out.

For transfer learning with a strong base model, 500–2,000 labeled examples can produce production-ready models for narrow tasks. For complex multi-class detection, you typically need 5,000–20,000+ examples. We help you determine the right target and can accelerate labeling with semi-supervised annotation.

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