The December release of MMR SDK 2.20.0 introduces a new feature that recognizes additional vehicle features called TAGs. Examples of recognized TAGs are ambulances, police or fire cars, pickups, caravans, vehicles carrying wood or vehicles carrying animals.
Read whole articleWe presented Eyedea at the EXPO SME Assembly 2022 conference organised by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in cooperation with the European Commission as part of the Czech EU Presidency, which was held on 29 November at the O2 Universum.
We are really happy that our knowledge can help the Ukraine police to be more effective in cybercrime investigations. (We apologies, but the link lead to the Czech page - Ministry of the Interior)
New version of MMR SDK released. Version 2.12.0 covers new car models of 2022 for EU, North American, Asian and Australian market.
Martin Urban in discussion about face recognition technologies used in the war in Ukraine.
In the 90’CT24 program
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We can meet you at the Intertraffic trade fair in Amsterdam at the end of March and the beginning of April. If you are interested in traffic product news, visions for the future or would like to greet us personally, do not hesitate to stop by our booth number 05.170 in hall 5.
https://www.intertraffic.com/amsterdam/
Eyedea Recognition founder Prof. Jiří Matas on visions in AI, development of autonomous cars and solutions developed by Eyedea e.g. in detecting drug smuggling or reading illegible license plates…. On the server E15.
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On our demo page, you can see and test our new version of MMR, which uses the vehicle’s bounding-box instead of number plate’s bounding-box to recognise the vehicle.
New version of MMR SDK released. Version 2.10.0 covers new car models of 2021 for EU, North American, Asian and Australian market. Extended Technical Sheet was added for improved customer experience, accuracy was improved for night images and various bugfixes were deployed across supported platforms.
Listen to Prof. Jiří Matas, co-founder of Eyedea Recognition, in a great interview with Robert Čásenský for Reporter magazine. The main topic is, of course, artificial intelligence, but he also mentions his scientific beginnings in the UK or just starting Eyedea.
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