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Join Pointorama at ‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen’ 2024
On October 24, 2024, Pythagoras, the developper behind Pointorama, will be a participant in ‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen,’ an essential event for anyone in Flanders interested in digital transformation. This event serves as a central hub for innovation, collaboration, and the sharing of groundbreaking ideas in the realm of digital technology.
You can find Pythagoras and Pointorama at booth 77.
What is ‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen’?
‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen’ is an annual event that gathers a diverse audience, including government representatives, industry experts, technology enthusiasts, and digital innovators. The conference is designed to highlight the latest advancements, trends, and strategies in digital transformation, making it an unmissable occasion for those keen on driving the digital future.
Introducing Pointorama’s groundbreaking technology
At this year’s event, Pythagoras will showcase its innovative product Pointorama designed to bring order to point clouds using Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our technology excels in recognizing objects within these clouds, offering users the flexibility and precision needed to manage complex data efficiently.
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Key features of Pointorama
- Manual data labeling: Pointorama provides the unique ability to manually label data, as opposed to relying solely on automated processes. This feature grants users complete control over data organization, ensuring that data is classified accurately and meaningfully.
- Segment-level clustering: Instead of clustering on a point-by-point basis, Pointorama clusters data at the segment level. This approach allows for the efficient organization of data with just a few clicks, enabling users to group points that belong to the same object or share similar attributes seamlessly.
- Enhanced data visualization and analysis: By clustering points more effectively, Pointorama enhances data visualization, making it easier to interpret complex datasets. This improvement facilitates smoother data analysis, empowering users to derive valuable insights quickly and effortlessly.
Why visit Pointorama at the event?
Visitors to our booth at ‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen’ will have the chance to experience live demonstrations of Pointorama’s capabilities. Our team of experts will be available to explain how our technology works, answer any questions, and discuss how Pointorama can be integrated into various workflows to optimize point cloud data management and analytical processes.
Join us
Join us on October 24, 2024, at ‘Trefdag Digitaal Vlaanderen’ to see how Pointorama is revolutionizing the organization and analysis of point cloud data. Witness the power of AI in simplifying complex datasets, and learn how our solutions can help you make more informed, data-driven decisions.
We look forward to welcoming you at booth 77 and exploring the exciting possibilities of digital transformation together!
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