Flow Labs

Flow Labs collaborated with Foxsys, a security company, to create an efficient monitoring system for their 2,500 cameras. Foxsys needed a computer vision engine that could classify people and vehicles and provide a second layer of analysis, such as pose detection. Flow Labs, with a team of four, evaluated various combinations of Jetson Nano and other related firmware, focusing on the design of services that would run on the main server. They also tested different GPU hardware solutions until they found a scalable solution for both training and detection.

Flow Labs was hired by an aviation company to resolve data entry issues. The company had been documenting all data information in different excel sheets, which was no longer feasible as the company grew. Flow Labs was tasked to centralize all the information and processes into one platform. Using technologies such as Laravel, Backpack, Mysql, and Vue, the team of two from Flow Labs managed to group all the company information in a single site and integrate the entire management of the company.

George Greco NYC, a wallcovering, painting and custom woodwork company, hired Flow Labs to develop a CRM system to store and organize their leads. The company selected Flow Labs based on high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, great culture fit, good value for cost, and alignment of company values. Flow Labs assigned 2-5 employees to the project. They first researched the company to plan the best approach, then developed a CRM in a short time frame. The client expressed satisfaction with the final product, stating that it exceeded their goals and became an essential part of their operations.