BrainCreators delivers intelligent digital inspectors that automate visual inspection tasks.
BrainCreators delivers intelligent digital inspectors that automate visual inspection tasks.
BrainCreators' Digital Inspectors are like super-powered employees who are trained on our BrainMatter platform so you can scale your business more Effectively & Cost Efficiently.
Our clients and partners in various industries transfer their expert knowledge and skill to the BrainMatter platform to develop scalable Digital Inspectors.
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Symbolic-SubSymbolic Hybrid Ai can be relevant to all of our products. Labeled data is always a bottleneck. Rule-based background knowledge, and reasoning, can be another way to provide the learning systems with domain-specific knowledge.
BrainCreators is willing to spend 1 year of R&D effort on the topic of Symbolic-SubSymbolic Hybrid Ai. You will join our internal science team, and perform experimental research in order to improve our understanding of relevant Ai technologies. The resulting software or insights serve as the basis for commercial work in following years. A publishable paper should also be the aim of the research intern and their internal/external supervisors.
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The research intern will be partly responsible for integration of developed technologies into our product stacks, to facilitate deployment and scaling of the solutions with MLOps.
While this requires a substantial amount of skills that are often different from typical Ai research, we hope to provide the research intern the opportunity to learn as much as possible, and implement the solution together with our team.
Support for working with data from image capture hardware will be provided by our partners and us. We also envision a modular character for the internship, where most of our topics of interest can be developed independently from the engineering questions related to image capture.
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