$GTCH "Our xCalibre system is a huge computing power consumer and we are using our AI based big data algorithms in it to enable fast processing. Additionally, we are using advanced computational geometry algorithms to scan, pixelate and analyze images. As part of our ongoing enhancements efforts and to ensure rapid, real time processing, we decided to evaluate an additional AI hardware accelerating system. We aim to adapt our AI algorithms to work with specific hardware that is especially designed to accelerate neural network and other AI related algorithms. The combination of an accelerating hardware with our AI programs is aimed to produce an ultra-fast performance. We plan to implement the AI accelerator with our xCalibre imaging due to its computer vision characteristics. xCalibre is targeted for a real time processing of HD/UHD videos and images and had cognitive capabilities. As more images and videos are analyzed the system records the information for future use. One of the interesting possible application is a real time surveillance video analysis where it can detect persons or objects of interest. Another possible application is the analysis of health-related images like MRI, X-Ray, CT and Ultrasound. These types of applications require a massive computing power and data handling. We are making constant efforts to improve and enhance our technology and believe that a custom AI accelerator will majorly boost xCalibre’s performance, making it an efficient candidate for autonomous vehicles computer vision, health and security applications.” Said Danny Rittman the Company’s CTO.

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