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Arcom offers the MasterSpec master guide specifications to engineers, architects, and design professionals for use in creating and maintaining office master specifications and for creating specifications for various project sizes, complexity, and delivery. Recognized as the industry standard, MasterSpec is the most widely used specification system in the U.S., with extensive background research information. ARCOM also offers SpecText, a master guide specification system for writing technically correct specifications in less time, from the most straightforward to the most sophisticated project designs. ARCOM also develops SpecWare® and SpecAgent®. SpecWare is a family of specification enhancement software tools that dramatically simplifies specification editing, production, and report generation. SpecAgent is a web-based tool designed to work with MasterSpec, streamlining the process of building product research and comparison and manufacturer selection. ARCOM, which publishes MasterSpec for The American Institute of Architects (AIA), is a Salt Lake City-based firm with an additional office in Alexandria, Virginia. The company employs more than 40 full-time specification development professionals: researchers, specification writers and editors, software developers, technical support staff, and customer service professionals.
Project Playlist is a Palo Alto, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
MHT`s Inspextor software is an advanced platform that is used to enhance smart building operations and efficiency and is built on Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) structured cabling backbone for maximum reliability and scalability. Our software can power or control virtually any LED lighting fixture on the Market and provides Building Owners and Facility Managers detailed reporting and capabilities to customize their environment. In addition to the energy savings and advanced functionality, Inspextor is less expensive to install and maintain compared to traditional line voltage lighting and controls. Using Inspextor, you can expect a reliable and secure system that will allow you to communicate with other BMS Systems and be ready for whatever the future holds for your building. MHT is a New York based software development and lighting services company. For more than 10 years, MHT has been a leading provider of world-class line voltage products to our valuable clients throughout North and Central America, and Europe. In 2018 MHT introduced its PoE-based software platform, Inspextor, which features AI advanced learning capabilities, an intuitive GUI (graphic user interface) and offers the highest encryption security available. MHT has been granted three (3) U.S. patents on our Inspextor smart building software with several pending. MHT`s 55,000 sq/ft facility, located in New York, has received ETL, UL and ISO 9001:2015 listings and certifications. Our staff of engineers, software developers and lighting designers provide MHT`s clients with the experience necessary to take their lighting project from the drawing board to implementation.
At first glance betaworks seems to be a loose organization of people that do many things -- but in reality we are building products that when combined together form a strong network, and eventually a media company for this century. We believe we’re better at what we do — building and operating companies — because of the open ecosystem of builders around us. Our investment portfolio includes Tumblr, Twitter, Kickstarter, as well as up-and-comers like RapGenius, Grand St., Branch and IFTTT. To us, seed investing means ""first money in"" -- so our typical investment size is $100,000-200,000. We usually invest as part of a syndicate of angels and early-stage VCs. Our requirements from an investment perspective are simple, though narrow. Investments must be early-stage, heavily tech-focused, and have a working (public or private) prototype. We are a powerpoint-free zone.
Cityscapes Dataset is a benchmark suite and evaluation server for pixel level, instance level, and panoptic semantic labeling of urban street scenes.