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Image Cognition APIs Powering Self-Driving Cars and the Holodeck — Brad Folkens on Technology
Manage episode 162899956 series 1006618
Brad Folkens is Co-Founder and CTO of CloudSight, where he oversees all technical aspects of the image cognition technology. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Computer Science and Mathematics from Northern Illinois University. Prior to creating CloudSight, he co-founded CityTech USA, notable for creating the web-based collaborative government website PublicSalary.com.
Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/brad-folkens-technology/
What You Will Learn in This Episode- The current differences between image cognition and voice cognition.
- The history of image recognition, pioneered by the postal and banking industries.
- How some companies are creating computer models that simulate the way the humen brain works.
- The industries that will most benefit from image cognition.
40 episodes
Manage episode 162899956 series 1006618
Brad Folkens is Co-Founder and CTO of CloudSight, where he oversees all technical aspects of the image cognition technology. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Computer Science and Mathematics from Northern Illinois University. Prior to creating CloudSight, he co-founded CityTech USA, notable for creating the web-based collaborative government website PublicSalary.com.
Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/brad-folkens-technology/
What You Will Learn in This Episode- The current differences between image cognition and voice cognition.
- The history of image recognition, pioneered by the postal and banking industries.
- How some companies are creating computer models that simulate the way the humen brain works.
- The industries that will most benefit from image cognition.
40 episodes
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