3DAI® ENGINE
Univrses is developing a suite of products to solve complex real-world problems in Computer Vision. They have been developed by our team of expert scientists and experienced engineers. We call this the 3DAI® Engine. The engine is a series of Computer Vision and Machine Learning components that can be integrated into robotic platforms and autonomous systems. The components in 3DAI® Engine help our customers to build the autonomous future.Interested in learning more about 3DAI® ENGINE?
TEAM UNIVRSES
Our team consists of a strong mix of expert scientists and engineers.
They are all proficient in multiple areas, but also have extensive
domain expertise within a specific field.
They are all proficient in multiple areas, but also have extensive
domain expertise within a specific field.
Computer Vision
Traditional 3D optimization problems
Traditional 3D optimization problems
SW Optimization
Embedded development, SIMD, GPU and FPGA
Embedded development, SIMD, GPU and FPGA
Machine Learning
Deep learning and other AI technologies
Deep learning and other AI technologies
Robotics
Mechatronics, Control and Path planning
Mechatronics, Control and Path planning
Interested about learning more about Univrses team?
CLIENTS AND PARTNERS
Univrses is humbled and proud to be working with so many great organizations!
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februari 8, 2019
When AI Innovation of Sweden first opened its doors at Lindholmen Science Park last week, Univrses was announced as a cofounder of the initiative. The company’s CEO, Ricky Helgesson, […]
december 24, 2018
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december 6, 2018
The Swedish automotive industry has acknowledged Univrses technologies and skills in perception, mapping and localization by selecting Univrses to be part of MobilityXlab. Several new collaboration projects […]
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