What happens when computer vision starts building itself?
The development of computer vision applications has been stuck in roughly the same workflow for years: collect data, annotate it, train models, write pipelines, then spend months - or often years - getting something useful into production, if ever.
We think that is about to change.
With Viso Now, you can give AI real images or video, describe what you want it to understand, and build a working vision app from there. It can reason about real-world scenes, activities and situations, and build a complete application with logic, live dashboards, API integration or notifications.
It feels much closer to building with an AI agent than building a traditional computer vision system.
We’re launching on Product Hunt soon and I’d especially love to have AI builders, and computer vision people following along.
If you’re interested in what the next generation of computer vision might look like, follow the launch. I’m very curious what you’ll build with it.
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A few exciting Viso Now previews to share. We’re taking things further toward complete, industry-specific AI vision applications.
Build highly specific industry applications.
For example, in airport ground handling, teams could connect existing cameras and use Viso to track aircraft turnaround phases, measure durations, compare shifts, and benchmark against targets. This is business-critical since even small delays in one phase can cascade across the entire operation, causing disrupted schedules and high costs.
Viso builds the application around the exact process, then lets you tune the vision system, logic, rules and outputs.
Over 7 years of building AI vision systems, we learned that every computer vision use case is different. Off-the-shelf solutions rarely work, which is why teams need to build their own.
Get Viso to build the dashboard too.
Viso does more than understand video. It can send alerts, push data to other systems, trigger APIs and automate actions. Now it can build the complete operational view around the application.
You can build complete live dashboards to track KPIs, compare shifts, see trends over time, or create a view for an operations team to use daily or bring into weekly reviews.
The application, the vision logic, the actions and the operational cockpit can all be built together.