Inquatro Inc.

Inquatro Inc. was contracted by Mojo, a medical technology company based in Lyon, France, to develop an AI platform and computer vision system. The project aimed to improve the fertility world's interaction with patients, reduce the 75% failure rate in clinics, and promote healthier babies at a reduced cost. Inquatro designed an interface showing videos of sperm along with analyses, using the OpenCV computer vision library and the YOLO framework for object recognition. They also built a full UI for displaying patient results. The project, which ran from June to November 2017, was deemed successful and innovative for its application of computer vision in the fertility world.

Inquatro Inc. also worked with a marketing technology company to develop a minimum viable product (MVP). The project aimed to build more robust visual recognition models and integrate a chatbot with multiple language support. They designed and developed the initial concept, further developing the MVP into a robust platform capable of handling high volumes. Inquatro also provided backend development support and built a user-friendly app for a visual commerce project. The client praised Inquatro for their responsiveness, understanding of the project's requirements, and ability to think beyond regular instructions.

Lastly, Inquatro Inc. was hired by a data analytics company focused on local economic indicators in Europe. The project aimed to connect new sources of unstructured data and obtain information in an automated, high-quality process. Inquatro developed the required scripts to collect the unstructured data and updated the scripts as needed. The client was satisfied with the project's outcome, noting the reliability of the infrastructure developed by Inquatro.