Spatial AI Made Easy and Affordable
Since the invention of Spatial AI with the launch of YOLO (You Only Look Once) in 2007, the industry has endeavored to make this world-changing technology accessible to anyone.
Whether you are a student just learning to code, a doctor performing telesurgery, or an industrial safety officer looking for an automated pedestrian detection and warning system, our OAK Series cameras allow anyone to use Spatial AI - to enable devices to understand and interact with the world the same way we do.
To take it a step further (and smaller), our OAK-D-Lite brings this incredible capability, arguably one of the most important inventions of humankind, to you in a tiny, low cost, and most importantly, simple-to-use device. Technology from the labs of some of the world’s biggest and most advanced companies, right in the palm of your hand.
But don’t take our word for it, see for yourself. Take a few (or more!) moments to watch some of the inspiring stories from those who have already put our OAK systems to work. And for those of you who have been with us since the beginning, thank you! You, alongside giants like Intel and Microsoft, have been instrumental in getting this technology where it belongs: to those who desire to solve problems to better the human condition.
Allowing Kids to Learn Programming and Robotics By Doing - See how Cortic Technology seeks to democratize AI to make it more accessible and affordable for everyone:
Providing NICU-Level Care to Any Baby, In Any Country - Watch how engineers are creating less invasive methods of caring for the most vulnerable:
Making Food Production Safer, More Efficient - and Less Harmful to the Environment - Ai goes to work on the farm identifying and helping to eliminate weeds:
Making Trains Self-Checking and Safer - See how Depth AI is used to ensure the presence of collector shoes in a train maintenance yard:
Making Drones Autonomous Live-Saving Search and Rescue Systems - Real-time object avoidance allows MAVs to search extreme environments:
Giving At-Home Games ESPN-Level Analytics - Table Tennis players map strokes during a game to develop better training strategies:
Bridging Video Games and Sports for a Whole New Class of Gaming - Laser Tag enthusiasts combine OAK and Oculus to create a virtual Laser Tag world from real life:
Before we go…if you’ve got your own OAK story, whether it involves image recognition, object detection, or any one of the limitless possibilities we’ve not even thought of, please share your success with us. We (and the world) would love to hear your story.
