Artificial intelligence software firm Neurala cut its teeth developing technology for government entities, including working on advanced navigation software for NASA’s planetary exploration robots.
Now, as A.I. technologies move further into our daily lives, 11-year-old Neurala says it is starting to pick up momentum selling its technology to businesses that are working in drones, self-driving cars, smart security cameras, and toys and consumer electronics.
Neurala’s customers embed its deep learning and computer vision software in their devices to “make their products more intelligent, interactive, and useful,” says co-founder and CEO Max Versace.
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