It-Jim

The team at It-Jim holds doctorates across several mathematical disciplines. Its focus lies in consultancy and research, with custom software for image and video analysis. The company says its systems are balanced for accuracy, performance and computing resources, and that its projects are delivered with clear communication and respect for deadlines.

Computer vision that works outside the lab

Its computer vision work extracts information from camera feeds and recorded video. Systems can extract text, detect people and faces, read emotion and motion, measure object dimensions and locate users. The company says it builds these systems for real-world conditions rather than controlled laboratory ones.

Document analysis is another area: automatic recognition of text, tables and links from a picture taken on a phone, a tablet or a scanner.

Audio systems that listen and generate

Audio work includes systems that detect what is happening in a sound stream, and systems that generate voices, sound effects or original music. The company says these are tailored to real use, so the output fits the setting it is meant for.

Edge AI on phones and small computers

Edge AI keeps models on the device itself, whether that is a handset or a modest single-board computer, rather than sending data across a network. The company argues this avoids data transfer delays, reduces dependence on a network connection and keeps AI use more secure. It also says edge AI can help clients reduce the cost of deploying and maintaining AI.

Augmented reality and indoor positioning

The firm has built a software development kit for augmented reality, used to overlay digital information such as videos, images, three-dimensional models and buttons on printed media like magazines and posters. Its indoor positioning work aims at real-time navigation in places where GPS signals do not reach. The company says its positioning algorithm was designed to run on inexpensive hardware.

Generative AI and three-dimensional content

The company also builds generative content tools and three-dimensional modelling for media work, and it combines them with its computer vision work. The aim is to add generated content to a pipeline without losing control of the image processing that comes before it.

Training and background

Teaching is part of the offer too, with a short computer vision course and a traineeship scheme. The company's team holds PhD degrees in several mathematical fields, and the company says it has more than ten years of experience in AI development. It describes its focus as technical consulting and research, with custom software built on that foundation.