Giving systems the ability to see, measure and decide.
From pose estimation that scores a golf swing to object detection that counts the contents of a room, we build perception systems that turn raw video into structured, actionable data.
AI golf swing analyser with a 10-position engine and in-app coach
Upload one swing from a phone and get a 10-position breakdown, 50+ metrics, and the single fix worth practising next.
Construction takeoff and bidding from architectural PDFs, in minutes
Reads architectural PDFs, detects the scale on its own, measures only the trade you work in, and returns quantities, labour hours and a bid — then pushes the work into your CRM.
A walkthrough video in, a removals quote in seconds
The customer films their own home. Computer vision identifies and counts every object, estimates dismantling, handling and transport time, and returns a priced quote.
Three role modules — school, teacher and student — with computer-vision proctoring
A multi-tenant platform with three distinct role modules — school administrator, teacher and student — backed by computer-vision proctoring, a randomised question engine and automatic certification on pass. We also produced the entire curriculum that runs inside it.
Insurance document capture and submission
A mobile app that scans, cleans up and submits insurance documents in three taps.
We map how the work actually flows today — the handoffs, the workarounds, the spreadsheet nobody admits to. That map, not the org chart, is what we build against.
We design the system end to end before writing production code: data model, integration surface, failure modes, and what happens when the model is wrong.
Agile delivery in small teams, working to a documented process. Short cycles, working software, and no six-month gap between kickoff and something you can use.
Into your environment, against your compliance requirements, with the monitoring and audit trail a regulated operation needs from day one.
Systems drift. We stay on to retrain models, watch the metrics that matter, and keep the thing working after the launch photo.