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Gradiant has announced its participation in NVIDIA Metropolis, a partner program dedicated to fostering a new generation of vision AI applications. NVIDIA Metropolis cultivates a dynamic ecosystem and provides powerful developer tools to enhance vision AI applications, aiming to make the world’s critical spaces and operations safer and more efficient.
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Through its innovative Bird Detection solution, Gradiant can offer real-time identification and classification of birds in diverse environments such as onshore and offshore wind farms, airports, and other natural areas. This solution significantly enhances safety for avian species in various settings.
Leveraging NVIDIA technologies, Gradiant aims to enhance its AI-driven video analytics capabilities for automated bird detection and classification. The solution’s algorithms are processed at the edge using the NVIDIA Jetson edge AI platform. Additionally, Gradiant employs the NVIDIA DeepStream SDK to boost the throughput of its video streaming pipeline and NVIDIA TensorRT to optimize the performance of its machine learning algorithms.
NVIDIA Metropolis facilitates easier and more cost-effective deployment of powerful AI-enabled solutions for enterprises, governments, and integration partners, thereby improving operational efficiency and addressing safety challenges. The NVIDIA Metropolis ecosystem is expanding rapidly, comprising members who are investing in cutting-edge AI techniques and efficient deployment platforms, while also adopting an enterprise-level approach to their solutions. Members benefit from early access to NVIDIA platform updates, enhancing and accelerating their AI application development. The program also offers collaboration opportunities with industry-leading experts and other AI-focused organizations.
Luis Perez Freire, Gradiant’s Executive Director, views this collaboration with NVIDIA as “a significant milestone that once again positions our organization on the international stage by adding value to the vision AI ecosystem.” He also sees it “as an opportunity to further improve and accelerate our developments in AI applications through access to the latest advancements and solutions from NVIDIA.”
This partnership is expected to position Gradiant at the forefront of innovation in the AI sector, helping it to continue advancing its technology during a pivotal time for AI adoption.
Gradiant, a Research and Technology Organization (RTO), specializes in connectivity, intelligence, and security technologies. As an innovation provider with over 10 years of experience in technology incubation and more than 230 professionals, Gradiant has a presence in 30 countries and serves over 400 customers.
In recent years, Gradiant has significantly increased its license agreements, reaching 150 licenses across 18 countries. Some of its notable international clients include Telefónica, Vodafone, Samsung, Stellantis, NATO, Indra, NTT Data, Avincis, and Boeing.
