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DigitalStudio

Mobius Labs is gearing up to unveil its groundbreaking Multimodal AI technology at this year's International Broadcasting Convention (IBC 2023).

Satellite Evolution

Mobius Labs unveils breakthrough Multimodal AI technology - Combine what the AI sees, hears, and reads to create a more nuanced understanding of what is happening within the content.

postPerspective

Mobius Labs to unveil content search and recommendation using natural language fundamentally changes our ability to interact with content.

Digital Media Net

Mobius Labs, a developer of next-generation AI-powered metadata technology, will unveil its latest Multimodal AI technology.

OTT Verse

Mobius Labs has partnered with Nomad Media, the developer of an intuitive cloud-based content and asset management platform for on demand and live video.

OTT Verse

At IBC 2022 on booth 5.D55, Mobius Labs will unveil Visual DNA, a new AI-based system that is set to transform the way the broadcast industry manages video ingest, image tagging, search and archive.

Lavnch

All things NAB Show 2022

Automate Pro Europe

Computer Vision: Making The Metaverse A Reality

The AI Journal

You only look once: Using real-time object detection to see into the future of computer vision

Information Age

Unblocking the bottlenecks: 2022 predictions for AI and computer vision

AI Business

Addressing biases in AI: An ongoing process

Lifewire

AI Breakthroughs Could Improve Weather Forecasts

MVPro Media

Vision | Automate Pro Europe Issue 2

UK Tech News

Mobius Labs named as a growth stage provider in Computer Vision Platforms, Q3 2021 report

Business Matters

Secrets of Success

ITechnology

Photobook and Printing Services: Stepping out From the Shadow of the Cloud

Tech Crunch

Mobius Labs nabs $6M to help more sectors tap into computer vision

CEO Digital

It’s Time We Democratised ML Algorithms

Business Express

Remote Working During Covid: A Successful Social Experiment

Enterprise Management 360

From Computer Vision to Superhuman Vision

Information Age

AI regulation for the EU: shot in the arm or shot in the dark?

AIthority

Computer Vision: Opening Our Eyes to the Potential Of AI

CEO Digital

Computer Vision: A Sharper Competitive Edge for Photo Libraries & Media Organisations

UK Tech News

Low-code computer vision: how humans are training the future of AI

ITProPortal

How AI enables reporters, photo-journalists and broadcasters to humanise content

Startup Info

Fostering Computer Vision Innovation During a Pandemic

Initiative for Applied AI

AI Startup Landscape 2021

DPA

Visuelle Inhalte zielgenau finden: Bildrecherche 2.0 mit KI-Technologie

New Digital Age

Computer Vision for Video: Transforming Media and Advertising

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Mobius Labs GmbH is receiving additional funding by the ProFIT program of the Investment Bank of Berlin. The goal of the ProFIT project “Superhuman Vision 2.0 for every application- no code, customizable, on- premise  AI solutions ” is to revolutionize the work with technical images. (f.e.) This project is co-financed by the European Fund for Regional Development (EFRE).

In the ProFIT project, we are exploring models that can recognize various objects and keywords in images and can also detect and segment these objects into specific pixel locations. Furthermore, we are investigating the application of ML algorithms on edge devices, including satellites, mobile phones, and tablets. Additionally, we will explore the combination of multiple modalities, such as audio embedded in videos and the language extracted from that audio.