Image and video recognition
Image and video recognition – a new dimension of automation
Why does this solution matter?
AI-based image and video recognition systems enable continuous, automated analysis with high accuracy, eliminating the need for manual intervention. They process data in real time, significantly accelerating decision-making cycles and improving production management quality.
Traditional methods of collecting visual data — such as manual sampling or inspections — are time-consuming, imprecise, and prone to human error. They operate with delays and do not allow for timely responses to operational changes.
What problems does image and video recognition solve?
Time-consuming manual measurements
e.g. manual counting of organisms or inspecting thousands of video frames.
Challenging visual conditions
Variable lighting, high object density (e.g., >200 individuals per image), similarity in object and background colors, and industrial infrastructure that hinders traditional analysis.
Operational disturbances and organism stress
In aquaculture, for example, manually catching animals to measure biomass affects their welfare and can disrupt production.
Low accuracy and delayed information
Sample-based measurements or visual inspections often lead to delayed decisions based on incomplete data.
How does our technology solve this?
- Automated image and video analysis – AI systems automatically analyze and classify images and video recordings, enabling uninterrupted process monitoring without the need for manual data processing.
- High accuracy in challenging conditions – Our models — for example, the tested YOLOv5 detector — achieved a relative counting error of approximately 6% in industrial environments.
- Lower stress and improved animal welfare – In aquaculture, we eliminate the need to capture shrimp for measurements, reducing their stress and risk of injury.
- Reduced operational risk for infrastructure – In railway transport, the system detects sleeper damage at an early stage, enabling quick intervention and preventing major failures.
- Solution scalability – We turn prototypes into production-ready systems applicable across facilities, farms, and industries.
- Real-time response and better operational data – Continuous monitoring (e.g., image capture every minute) and data processing enable faster production and sales decisions.
- Technology partnership and expert knowledge – We don’t just deliver a tool; we support you with integration, data analysis, model optimization, and application in your specific business context.
Image and video recognition implementation methodology
Together with the client’s team, we identify objectives, input data (images, video), operating conditions, KPIs, and infrastructure constraints.
We define the solution architecture, select AI/ML algorithms, and prepare the data, integration, and reporting plan.
We build and deploy the system: imaging devices, servers/computing infrastructure, AI models, user interface (e.g., web dashboard), and provide training for the client’s team.
We provide operational support, measure results, optimize the solution, and plan for scaling and development of additional variants.
Throughout the entire process, we act as a true partner — your team and our experts work together to ensure a smooth, predictable implementation and effective knowledge transfer.
What do you gain by working with us?

- Faster production and operational decisions through automation – saving time and reducing delays.
- Lower manual labor costs and reduced risk of measurement errors.
- Better operational data: improved quality, accuracy, and availability of information.
- Minimized impact on the environment, organisms, and infrastructure – less invasive methods, greater sustainability.
- Scalability-ready – a solution designed to grow with your business and adapt to future challenges.
Which industries can benefit from our system?

Aquaculture and water farming technologies – monitoring shrimp, mussel, and salmon populations and biomass.

Rail transport and infrastructure – detecting damaged sleepers and enabling preventive maintenance.

Industry 4.0 / machine manufacturing – line monitoring, part defect detection, and visual analysis of assembly.

Logistics and warehousing – automated packaging inspection, pallet classification, and real-time monitoring.

Other industrial facilities – wherever image or video recognition is required in challenging conditions (e.g., lighting, object density, changing scenery).
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