Nextech3D.AI (CSE:NTAR, OTCQX:NEXCF), formally Nextech AR Solutions Corp, has announced three new key hires to its AI team, as well as important feature upgrades to its platform to meet the accelerating demand for 3D models.
The key hires are Katyani Singh as Computer Vision/Machine Learning Scientist, Amir Salimnia also as Computer Vision/Machine Learning Scientist, and Youssef Zaky as Computer Vision Researcher. The new hires will accelerate the production of 3D models related to Nextech’s breakthrough generative AI, computer vision and 3D model mesh creation.
The company noted that Singh obtained her Masters in Computing Science at the University of Alberta. Her research interests lie in Computer Vision and Deep Learning. For the past 5 years, she has had the opportunity to work on diverse projects in these areas as part of various roles and internships. Her Master's thesis was part of a university collaboration with Intuit Inc where she worked on preprocessing document images using unsupervised learning methods. With her expertise in OCR, text-to-video generation, pose estimation, object detection, and fairness in synthetic data generation, she is now working on a mechanism responsible for 3D mesh creation.
Salimnia is an MSc Computer Engineering graduate from Western University with more than three years of experience developing machine learning. His primary focus is to understand the AI issues faced using the ARitize3D portal and to work on creating solutions and streamlining the processes for efficiency and scalability.
Zaky has a strong background in deep learning and a passion for innovation, his role as a Computer Vision Researcher means he will be exploring and improving texturing techniques for computer vision projects.
In addition to these key hires increasing the company’s ability to leverage its AI-powered platform, Nextech3D.ai has launched new features that expand the technology automation even further.
New Features:
● Automated Quality Assurance (QA) - customizing checklists on the internal portal;
● Added 'Priority' attribute to jobs - lets the production team better sequence the outstanding jobs in the pipeline;
● Large file upload - the company has updated its capability to support uploading modeling source files 500MB or more;
● Multi-region Support - enabled our modeling to be replicated across North America and Asia to speed up the downloading of the 3D models.
These new features benefit Nextech’s current and future eCommerce clients and help to prepare for the Amazon marketplace by synchronizing workflows and processes to deliver models to Amazon’s preferred suppliers faster and more efficiently.
The company’s CEO, Evan Gappelberg, commented: “Nextech3D.ai ‘s suite of products, including patented AI-based technology for 3D model creation and 2D to 3D conversion, has positioned it as a leader in the industry. The company is already a preferred 3D model supplier for Amazon, representing a massive growth opportunity. With the increasing popularity of eCommerce globally, Nextech3D.ai’s services are becoming more valuable, providing an excellent runway for ongoing growth. With these three key hires, our AI team can now accelerate our development to meet the demand from Amazon."
Commenting on the new appointments, he added: “We are very excited to have Katyani, Youssef, and Amir onboard and we welcome them to the Nextech team and we look forward to their contributions to our mission which is to be the dominant 3D model supplier for eCommerce brands in 2023 and beyond.”
Nextech3D.ai provides AI-powered 3D modeling solutions focusing on the eCommerce industry. Its breakthrough generative AI technology enables the creation of high-quality 3D models quickly and efficiently. The company’s suite of products, including patented AI-based technology for 3D model creation and 2D to 3D conversion, has positioned it as a leader in the industry. The company is already a preferred 3D model supplier for Amazon, representing a massive growth opportunity.
The company also develops or acquires what it believes are disruptive technologies and once commercialized, spins them out as stand-alone public companies issuing a stock dividend.
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