Deep North
Deep North is a tool that uses AI to help businesses understand and enhance their physical spaces. Deep North is useful for many different things, such as:
Deep North is a helpful tool that businesses can use to better understand and enhance their physical spaces. The tool is simple to use and can work with security and surveillance systems that are already in place. If you own a business and want to better understand and enhance your physical spaces, Deep North is a great choice.
Here are some specific examples of how Deep North uses AI in its tool:
- People counting: Deep North uses advanced technology to visually track and tally the number of individuals in a given area. This is done by looking at pictures and videos to figure out who the people are. After people are recognized, we can determine how many there are.
- Heat maps: Deep North uses advanced technology to create visual representations of physical spaces using computer vision. This is done by looking at pictures and videos to find places with lots of action and places with less action. After finding areas with lots of activity and areas with little activity, we can show them on a heat map.
- Object detection: Deep North uses advanced technology to identify and locate objects in a real-world environment using computer vision. This is done by looking at pictures and videos to figure out what things are. Once things are recognized, they can be sorted into groups.
- Activity recognition: Deep North uses technology to understand and identify actions happening in a physical area. It does this by using computer vision and machine learning. This is done by looking at pictures and videos to find patterns in how people act. When we recognize recurring ways that people act, we can group them into various types of activities.
- Compliance: Deep North helps businesses follow rules about privacy and security by using computer vision and machine learning. This is done by looking at pictures and videos to find possible problems with privacy and security. Once businesses find potential privacy and security problems, they can take actions to reduce those risks.
