Darvis
DARVIS is a patented virtual mapping application founded in 2015, headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with an additional location in Hamburg, Germany. It combines AI, computer vision, and data management to enhance logistics, inventory, healthcare, and retail industries, achieving significant operational improvements and savings.
History
DARVIS was founded in the United States in 2015. Since its inception, the company has developed advanced technologies that combine AI, computer vision, and data management. Headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, DARVIS also has an additional location in Hamburg, Germany. Over the years, DARVIS has made significant strides in improving operational efficiencies in various sectors, including healthcare, logistics, inventory, and retail.
Services
DARVIS offers a patented virtual mapping application that leverages AI, computer vision, and data management to provide real-time data capturing at an unprecedented level of detail. Their services include DARVIS Object Counting for precise inventory management, DARVIS Track and Trace for real-time tracking of assets in logistics, and DARVIS Object Status Detection for tracking surgical instruments in healthcare settings. Additionally, DARVIS Wait-Time-In-Line provides insights into shoppers' journey and time spent at checkout in retail environments.
Technologies
DARVIS integrates advanced analytical tools that can identify issues and opportunities from captured data. The technology offered by DARVIS creates transparency with real-time data while combining AI and computer vision. DARVIS uses Object Counting for detailed inventory management, Track and Trace to monitor the location and status of assets, and Object Status Detection for medical instrument tracking. The innovations extend to various applications, including shipyards, parking lots, and high-security facilities, to enhance their operational efficiencies.
Industries Served
DARVIS technology serves multiple industries, including logistics, inventory management, healthcare, and retail. In logistics, their Track and Trace technology provides real-time status updates on assets. In inventory management, Object Counting ensures machine-like precision. In healthcare, Object Status Detection helps track and manage surgical instruments. The Wait-Time-In-Line feature in retail helps analyze customer behavior by tracking the time spent at checkout. DARVIS is also exploring applications in new spaces such as shipyards, parking lots, and high-security facilities.