Interpret the scene
Work with images and video to identify the observations relevant to your operational task. Define what the team needs to understand before choosing an automated action.
The physical world holds information your software cannot see on its own. Brend Vision interprets images and video, turning visual observations into structured findings your team can review and use.
Visual information from the work itself.
Relevant observations for a defined task.
Information for review, reporting or action.
The advert introduces damage-inspection visualizations and a construction-insurance workflow demonstration. It illustrates how visual observations can become structured information and prepared records or submissions.
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Work with images and video to identify the observations relevant to your operational task. Define what the team needs to understand before choosing an automated action.
Turn visual information into a form your team can review and use in reports, records or analysis, rather than leaving it buried in footage.
Keep the output as findings for human review, bring it into a dashboard, or connect it to a defined workflow in your existing applications.
Each application is evaluated against representative inputs and the task's review requirements. Extraction, measurement and estimation capabilities are validated for the specific use case.
Brend Vision understands visual inputs. Computer-use automation works in browsers and desktop applications. Use either independently, or combine them when a physical-world observation needs to become an action in software.
Explore computer use →Understand the visual information and give your team something useful to review.
Carry reviewed information into the records, forms and software steps that follow.
Workflow paths shown conceptually. Systems, permitted actions and human review points are scoped for each deployment.
Bring us one visual workflow.
Start with what your team needs to see.