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We’re proud to announce a partnership between AI Verse and STARK. AI Verse, a French deep tech company and European leader in synthetic data generation for training artificial intelligence models, announces a strategic partnership with STARK, a German defence company that develops multi-domain unmanned systems. This collaboration aims to provide STARK with sovereign synthetic image datasets to train […]
Computer vision and synthetic data are reshaping how defense organizations see, understand, and act in complex environments. These technologies are moving from supportive tools to essential layers in modern defense infrastructure. Here’s where their impact is already being felt—and what’s next. 1. Situational Awareness Gets Smarter Defense systems now merge live visuals from drones, vehicles, […]
In the real world, vision doesn’t stop when the weather turns. But for many computer vision models, fog is enough to break perception entirely. The haze that softens the landscape for human eyes becomes a severe challenge for machine vision—reducing contrast, scattering light, and erasing the fine edges that models rely on to make sense […]
