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Tag Archives: numenta
Thinking Surveillance System, Vitamin D Video, Now For Sale
Ground breaking surveillance software, Vitamin D Video, is now available for sale at an impressively low price. I had a [...]
Posted in AI, Singularity
Tagged camera, Hierarchical Temporal Memory, HTM, numenta, surveillance, Vitamin d Video
5 Comments
Review of Vitamin D Video Beta Launch – It’s Pretty Awesome
A few weeks ago I discussed Vitamin D Video, the software system which acts like the human brain to find [...]
Posted in AI
Tagged beta, numenta, object recognition, video recognition, Vitamin d Video
4 Comments
New Software Acts Like Human Brain to Find People in Videos
Now that we can program a computer to reason somewhat like a human brain, it seems a little cruel to [...]
Posted in AI, Computer Interfaces, Singularity
Tagged AI, beta, filtering, hierarhcical temporal memory, HTM, jeff hawkins, numenta, sorting, Vitamin d Video
7 Comments
Numenta Is Imitating Your Brain
Decent piece in BusinessWeek profiling Jeff Hawkins’ startup Numenta. Numenta is building artificial intelligence that attempts to replicate the function [...]