Richard Geruson, NexOptic Chairman Reports: ALIIS™ Shows Superior Performance in Vehicle Recognition Tests
NexOptic Technology Corp. (NXOPF) announced advancements in its ALIIS™ technology, enhancing AI performance during a benchmarking process with a vehicle recognition API. The technology significantly improved license plate recognition, with detection rates increasing over tenfold in low light conditions and accuracy rising by a factor of 100. This positions ALIIS as a key player in intelligent video analytics, supported by partnerships with NVIDIA and Qualcomm. NexOptic aims to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-enhanced camera systems, enhancing performance in challenging conditions.
- ALIIS technology improved license plate detection rates by over 10 times in low light.
- Recognition accuracy for license plate numbers increased by 100 times.
- Strong partnerships with NVIDIA and Qualcomm bolster market presence.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NexOptic Technology Corp. (“NexOptic” or the “Company”) (TSX VENTURE: NXO) (OTCQB: NXOPF) (FSE: E3O1), an innovator in cutting-edge patented and patent pending Artificial Intelligence (AI) announced today that its ALIIS™ technology significantly improved downstream AI performance during an extensive benchmarking process that utilized a leading vehicle recognition API.
The number of camera systems leveraging the power of AI to provide video intelligence is growing at an exponential rate, enabling them to perform tasks such as object detection, localization, classification, and recognition. These systems search and scan video with exceptional speed and accuracy, providing valuable information to businesses and others including public security systems; however, in the presence of frequent challenges like severely degraded video quality, these systems often fail to perform at their optimal level, causing mistakes that lead to false positives and missed opportunities. This is where Aliis can be the game changer.
NexOptic’s Aliis image enhancement and transformation suite of AI solutions dramatically alleviates such problems, broadly extending the operating envelope of these systems and boosting their performance by providing a foundational “adapter” between the camera and downstream AI systems. During the benchmarking, Aliis increased the number of plates detected in low light more than tenfold and increased the number of correctly recognized license plate numbers by a factor of 100. The benefits to end customers are obvious: Video Analytics work better with Aliis inside, explains Chairman Rich Geruson.
“Thanks to best-in-class platforms available to us through our esteemed partnerships, like the NVIDIA Jetson Partner Ecosystem, we’re able to fully participate in the rapidly evolving intelligent video analytics sector and bring Aliis to the mainstream,” said Paul McKenzie, Co-Founder and CEO of NexOptic. “Aliis enables our clients to significantly maximize the results of complex video intelligence solutions.”
The benchmark is the second such test that confirms Aliis’ “AI for AI” benefits. Similarly, in previous testing Aliis boosted the performance of a leading commercial object classifier by over
ALIIS™ in a Nutshell
ALIIS™ (All Light Intelligent Imaging Solutions) is a machine-learning AI suite providing instant enhancement to images and videos in the areas of edge processing, shutter speed, resolution and sharpness, image-noise and motion-blur, and image colour and detail. These patented and patent pending solutions can be integrated with imaging devices such as smartphones, smart security cameras, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, automotive platforms, medical imaging technologies, DSLR cameras and more. Additionally, Aliis does all of this while compressing data and reducing media file size, making it ideal for the storage and transmission of image data.
Qualcomm featured Aliis in its 5G Summit 2021 press kit announcing the new 700-series chipset for mobile devices: the Snapdragon 778G, and a recent webinar hosted by ARM and their Senior AI Ecosystem Manager set a live global audience attendance record. Ongoing marketing support from our partners is anticipated. For more information, visit www.nexoptic.com/aliis.
What You Need to Know About NexOptic
NexOptic is an innovative imaging AI company headquartered in Vancouver, Canada with operations in Seoul, South Korea, offering world-leading patented and patent pending AI solutions for imaging known as ALIIS™ (All Light Intelligent Imaging Solutions). NexOptic simultaneously influences the imaging and AI industries and is a Preferred Partner in the NVIDIA Partner Network, a member of the Arm® AI Partner Program, and a member of the Qualcomm® Platform Solutions Ecosystem. For more information, visit www.nexoptic.com.
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