Building the autonomous future
Computer Vision and Machine Learning technologies for the next generation of industry and society
3DAI™ City
The world is becoming urbanized. People are moving from rural to urban centers at a rate of 1.3 million per week. 65% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050. Capturing timely, relevant and actionable data about the urban environment is crucial for cities to keep functioning. To meet this need, Univrses is developing a game-changing platform called 3DAI™ City.
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Photogrammetry is one of the many areas where our computer vision technologies can be applied. This is the science of producing reliable information about an object using photographs. We have leveraged components from Univrses’ 3DAI™ Engine to deliver photogrammetry solutions in a variety of applications. These include tools to measure the size of goods on a conveyor belt and, more recently, a smartphone application for measuring wear on mechanical components in machinery. Automating these inspection tasks using computer vision means component life can be monitored more accurately - resulting in fewer failures and less downtime.
Do you want to learn more? Read our new case study on Photogrammetry! >> Link in bio #photogrammetry
So-called Last Mile Delivery (LMD) robots are currently being developed by companies around the world. Soon they will be an integral part of the urban landscape. These delivery systems need state-of-the-art 3D perception technologies to function properly, and Univrses 3DAI™ Engine is a direct answer to this need.
Read our case study about how our technologies will help build the next generation of delivery robots >> Link in bio
#deliveryrobot
Greetings from several of our new micro offices in Stockholm! Although we are currently working from home due to the coronavirus situation, we work as hard as ever before. Visit our website to learn more about what we do (link in bio). Stay safe and #stayathome,
Team Univrses
In light of the current situation, Univrses took the decision last Thursday to close the office in Stockholm for the next few weeks. All employees have been asked to work from home to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. Our thoughts and best wishes are with those who have suffered and with those who are on the front line in the fight against this pandemic. Take care, look after yourselves and stay safe ❤️
Last week, Univrses' inaugural Hackathon took place at our office in Stockholm. The team split into several imaginary startups with each group developing a proof of concept "product" for the robotic market. Marks were awarded for creativity and flair as well as solid engineering and business sense. 6 teams, 6 robots, 6 hours of coding but only 1 winner.
Congratulations to team LazyRobots (Jules Flabeau, Alessandro Pieropan, Amit Dekel, Magnus Selin and Antonio Matosevic) who won with their innovative delivery robot!
Big news! We are happy to announce that a paper written by Amit Dekel, Linus Härenstam-Nielsen and Sergio Caccamo from the Univrses research team has been accepted to #CVPR2020! Their work presents a novel optimal solution to the hand-eye calibration problem.
#CVPR #Zenuity
Happy Fat Tuesday (Fettisdagen)! Today, around 2/3 of the Swedish population will stuff their bellys with the classic Swedish pastry Semla. Why? Because it’s tradition!
At Univrses, we gladly honor The Fat Tuesday at the office in Stockholm every year.
The future came to visit our office this week. Machine Learning students from @kthuniversity in Stockholm got to meet several of Univrses' engineers and scientists. We presented our history and the current focus of our research. The response was overwhelmingly positive - we hope to see more of these students in the future.
Thanks for visiting!