Pro Vision Lab

Pro Vision Lab was hired by ROG, a software solutions provider to the security guard industry, to create an identification system for their video cloud system. The aim was to recognize humans within alert zones. Pro Vision delivered a minimum viable product (MVP) for customer feedback, helping the startup company to enter the market faster. The team composed of a project manager, senior and middle developers for recognition, a server part developer, and a graphical user interface designer. The project was successful, and the client expressed satisfaction with the results.

In a project for a T-shirt tailoring factory, Pro Vision Lab was tasked with developing a program to quickly detect thread breaks on the factory looms. The program, developed with the help of a camera, recognizes a broken thread with a probability of 95%. This innovation was economically beneficial as it cut down the factory's downtime. The project team was composed of about six members and the client was satisfied with the increased efficiency in their production process.

Pro Vision Lab was contracted by the Pet Identity Recognition Company Inc. to develop a mobile app that would allow pet owners to monitor their pets via smartphone or tablet. The aim was to ease the stress pet owners often experience concerning their pet's wellbeing. The Pro Vision Lab team developed a program that allows pet monitoring through a camera on the pet's collar. The project was deemed successful and the client applauded the innovation, noting that it significantly improved the lives of pet owners.