Estonian project of artificial intelligence is entering the market of Japan
Avaldatud 11. juuni 2019.a.
Founded in 2007, the Estonian company Realeyes enters the Japanese market with a flagship development based on artificial intelligence with additional funding of 11 million euros.
Realeyes technology, using conventional online cameras, allows you to track the movement of the user's eyes on the monitor screen and assess which content of the web page attracted the most attention. In addition, the program is able to recognize the emotions and feelings that a person feels when looking at a photo or video. Advertising and marketing agencies, as well as companies engaged in robotics and systems "smart city", are interested in the development.
Additional investment to enter the third largest advertising market in the world will be provided by Japanese companies NTT DoCoMo Ventures and Global Brain.
Source: baltic-course.com
Realeyes technology, using conventional online cameras, allows you to track the movement of the user's eyes on the monitor screen and assess which content of the web page attracted the most attention. In addition, the program is able to recognize the emotions and feelings that a person feels when looking at a photo or video. Advertising and marketing agencies, as well as companies engaged in robotics and systems "smart city", are interested in the development.
Additional investment to enter the third largest advertising market in the world will be provided by Japanese companies NTT DoCoMo Ventures and Global Brain.
Source: baltic-course.com
