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He noted that too often, computer vision projects in large enterprises fail even though they have the cameras and the talent to work on models. But to ingest stream from their cameras to then run the models takes a lot of undifferentiated work \u2014 and integrating all of this with downstream applications presents another set of integration challenges. So the team decided to build a computer vision platform that enables businesses to use their existing cameras and then combine that with a user experience that quickly enables users to gain real business value from this data. The platform lets users run their own computer vision models or Kibsi\u2019s own and it then presents the results in a way that matches the business intent, both in Kibsi\u2019s own user interface and through an API.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe don\u2019t return X and Y coordinates of people and objects,\u201d said Tarhan. \u201cIf you\u2019re thinking about a business analyst\u2019s job, they don\u2019t really care that a person is standing at this coordinate \u2014 what they want to know is: did that person interact with that merchandise?\u201d<\/p>\n