A student that is about to graduate from the university and has not yet made his mind about the career he wants to pursue. A freelancer who has already tried a lot of technologies, knows how he wants to develop himself further and would like to gain experience of working in a company. An experienced IT engineer totally burnt out and aiming to find a new passion. A professional architect (not software one) switching his career entirely.
We love teaching. That is why we hold internships and schools, organize applied computer vision meetups, and deliver open lectures at universities. Until autumn 2020, our audience mainly included students, interns, and developers, but now it also has Kharkiv university teachers on the list.
While 2020 has shown us that new year resolutions might not work, we do not think anyone should give up making a clear vision for the upcoming year. Especially if there is a “become a computer vision engineer” on the list. Nope, we can not tell for sure what 2021 will be like.
For us, summer 2020 wasn’t just about washing our hands more thoroughly than usual, but also about the very successful second edition of our internship on computer vision. First announced in May 2020, this edition of internship managed to attract almost 60 applications from not just Ukraine, but also Germany, Belgium, and India. We were truly excited to receive three times more applications than last year.
Artificial intelligence (and computer vision in particular) are changing the way we all work, live, and communicate. It can seem daunting to attempt to keep up with all these emerging technologies and tends, however, you don’t have to worry because that’s why we’re here! Since 2015, we’ve been established as a group of experts who conduct high-quality research in the fields of computer vision, pattern recognition, machine learning, augmented reality, and signal and image processing.
