PLANET AI
PerceptionMatrix
The Power of Intelligence
Patent #15/128, 150
Patent #15/128, 150
The Power of Intelligence
Patented AI Technology
The patented AI technology – PerceptionMatrix – by PLANET AI enables deep analysis of spoken and written language in images, videos, speech, and text. It is extremely robust and used for all subsequent solutions of PLANET such as IDA.
AI Technology – How it works
The benefits of this approach are evident. Particularly for unclear inputs such as indistinct spoken language or handwriting, a definitive transcription is often not feasible and results in a significant loss of information about the input. Later, a vague search or evaluation with context-related expectations can no longer consider the ambiguity of the input, leading to poor recognition performance.
The PerceptionMatrix is generated without language dependencies and can be integrated into PDF outputs or exported to a database. This patented technology (#15/128, 150) represents a major advantage and is reflected in the performance of all PLANET software solutions.
Conventional OCR
vs.
Perception-Matrix
Conventional OCR vs. PerceptionMatrix
Conventional methods (OCR) with high data loss
Content representation without loss of data (PerceptionMatrix)
Excelling where other cognitive systems fail
The advantages of this approach are quickly apparent. Especially for unclear input such as unclear spoken language or handwritten documents, a hard decision in the form of a primary transcription is often not sufficiently possible and involves a significant loss of information about the input. A later blurred search or evaluation with context-related expectations can no longer take the ambiguity of the input into account and inevitably leads to poor recognition performance.
The PerceptionMatrix is generated language-independently and can be embedded in PDF output or exported to a database. This patented technology (#15/128, 150) represents a decisive advantage that is reflected in the performance of all PLANET software solutions.
