Image recognition

Thanks to recent evolutions in this technology, Wezit can integrate recognition of moving objects, or even plants or animals.

How does it work ?

Artificial intelligence is always based on reference elements that its algorithms use to come up with relevent results.
The more visual material available, the more accurate the result.
Public databases can be used: that’s how universal recognition of objects is available.

For your projects, we can create a database of hundreds of photos, sorted by object or by artwork.
A painting might need only three or four images, whereby a complex statue would require dozens, and even more to be able to recognise a species of tree for example.

We will assist you in building this database and often we use these reference databases in the public domain.
Algorithms are then set up for recognition, by correcting any errors, right from the beginning. Very quickly the system becomes accurate and can be used seamlessly.

Musée Départemental de la Résistance & de la Déportation
Lorris – France

The Musée de la Résistance in the French department of Loiret welcomes many groups of school children and families with teenagers every year. It is always difficult to teach children of this age about a tragic theme such as the Second World War.

Musée des Beaux Arts de Dijon
Dijon – France

The Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon has just completed renovation work that took over ten years, to modernise the place and to be able to welcome around 1,500 artworks, exhibited in 50 galleries, spread over 4,200 m².