Technology
Technology
PLANETBRAIN – The Basis of IDA
PLANETBRAIN – The Basis of IDA
PLANETBRAIN – The foundation of our IDP Suite
PLANETBRAIN is the basis of our IDP Suite IDA – Intelligent Document Analysis. The patented PerceptionMatrix ensures highest accuracy, whether in document, image or speech analysis. The included neural networks adapt to training data and serve the contextual understanding of our AI.
PLANETBRAIN – Core Artificial Intelligence
Deep Learning
With PLANETBRAIN, you’ll benefit from more than 30 years of experience combined with the latest machine learning and artificial neural network concepts. In order to keep our technology up to date, we conduct basic research constantly.
Holistic Approach
With PLANETBRAIN, complex perceptions are understood and evaluated holistically. The holistic approach is used for speech, text, images, videos, and other data.
Patented AI Technology
PLANETBRAIN features a patented technology called PerceptionMatrix. This search and extraction technology has already received several international awards.
Sustainable Vision
Our core strategy is to consistently develop our AI both through in-house research and by integrating state-of-the-art approaches to evolve PLANETBRAIN towards a general AI.
New AI capabilities
PLANETBRAIN now integrates state-of-the-art AI capabilities, such as Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and Large Language Models (LLM). Multiple AI models collaborate to break down tasks into smaller steps, access external data sources, and assess each other’s results. These capabilities not only support repetitive single document processing but also enable the automation of high-throughput document processes, providing trustworthy and explainable AI with document references and reasons for decisions.
Award-Winning Technology
Our award-winning solutions encompass all aspects of the state-of-the-art document, image, and speech analysis.
We have proven our patented technology’s abilities at the most prestigious international competitions.
Numerous successful collaborations have been achieved with the CITlab team of the University of Rostock.
