Inna Nomerovska

Have you ever wondered how your phone's camera can recognize your face or how self-driving cars navigate through traffic? The answer lies in computer vision, a field of artificial intelligence that aims to teach machines to see and interpret the world like humans do. Computer vision has become

Computer vision (CV) and artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly being used to help secure public places. Utilizing CV, AI, and machine learning algorithms, video surveillance technologies can help increase security against threats such as theft, terrorism, and vandalism. In this article we will take a precious look at how CV

Drones are increasingly part of the lives of cities. Some of the main uses of drones by local city governments include studies, inspections and surveys. Yes, drones are often autonomous or partially autonomous, meaning they are flown by AI and seem to fly themselves. However, like cars, they still usually

Image annotation bounding boxes are popular because they are, in general, cost-effective. They are very useful too. Bounding boxes are one of the earlier forms of data and image annotation in pictures and videos. So the technologies and techniques for bounding boxes have matured nicely. A bounding box is simply

Over the decades, many great science fiction movies about AI and robots have been produced. Often set in dystopian or post-apocalyptic futures, with the AI or robots often portrayed as a dire threat to the human race. These books, comic books, movies, TV shows, and anime have always meant to

Drones are far more a part of urban life than most people. Drones are not just part of some planned futuristic smart city, and they are already used in the daily life of municipalities. They are not just used by enthusiasts or commercially by professional photographers. Cities make use of