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Figure Eight is the essential Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning platform. The Figure Eight technology platform uses machine learning assisted annotation solutions to create the high quality training data needed by models to work in the real world. Figure Eight supports a wide range of computer vision and natural language processing use cases — video object tracking, autonomous vehicles, robotics, predictive maintenance, facial recognition, medical images, aerial and satellite imagery, consumer product detection, content categorization, intelligent chat bots, document transcription, voice assistant training, audio transcription, sentiment analysis, product categorization, and search relevance – and a broad range of industries – automotive, financial services, media and entertainment, retail and ecommerce, technology, agriculture, manufacturing, medical and healthcare, power and utilities, security and surveillance, transportation and travel, and government. The Figure Eight platform operates at an unprecedented scale having generated over 10 billion training data labels to power real world AI applications.
Ozona Online Network is a Clearwater, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
International Rectifier is a Jersey City, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Object Module, Inc. is a Des Moines, IA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Globalive Technology is a next generation software company and venture partner developing innovative solutions to disrupt traditional industries by leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning technology stacks, with a particular focus on delivering innovative payment, billing and credit solutions. Globalive Technology is led by Anthony Lacavera, founder of Globalive Capital Inc., a telecommunications and technology-focused investment company. Mr. Lacavera has made over 100 venture and private equity investments over the past 15 years including founding WIND Mobile that was bought by Shaw Communications for $1.6 billion.