Tamer: Xena Vision is running five POC trials including Airspeeder
Naze Tamer · Her Safet Solution Keeps Airports Safe, $140k in Grant Money, Can She Convert 5 POC's into Paid Customers? · Nov 15, 2021 · at 3:48
Naze Tamer, founder of Xena Vision, lists the active unpaid enterprise proof-of-concept tests for her AI computer vision safety technology.
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“Now it is almost kind of five, like one for airport One for a three million minutes to municipality in Bursa in Turkey. And also there is kind of these sport accident recognition in China for access leisures. And there is a flying car company which is called air speeder in the accident detection collision avoidance for them also.”
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