Neurala in the news

The public has heavily funded this Indigogo campaign and it has already passed $1 million dollars. That means that Extreme Fliers will focus on developing more Neurala-based features like follow me mode and custom flight paths.

After several years of offering customized AI solutions to its clients, Neurala is scaling up by giving those clients -- most of which are not AI experts -- the ability to build the technology to meet their exact needs themselves.

Neurala is announced as a finalist in BostInno's Tech Madness 2019. It is BostInno's annual bracket-style competition created to bring awareness and excitement to the Boston ecosystem. Every match up is determined by readers who answer one simple question: “Who would you invest in?”

Last year, 2018, was a milestone year for women. Industries ranging from tech to entertainment, and everything in between, took a hard look at issues of inclusion regarding women, in a movement championed by brave members of that gender who pointed out the many areas in which we still lag behind.

After an investment of over $12.5 billion, across different industry domains, AI systems are establishing themselves as a core component toward industry growth. This investment figure has nearly doubled from the year before.

The top 100 AI start-ups, as chosen by CB Insights, have raised a staggering collective $11.7 billion.

Neurala’s VP of Engineering, Vesa Tormanen, connects with VentureFizz to discuss Neurala's complex technology, along with the details on what their engineering team is working on. Plus, he shares some information on what a potential employee can expect during the interview process and more.

Intel Corp. says its Movidius artificial intelligence software will be used in special cameras designed to detect poachers who enter wildlife reserves, and prevent them from killing endangered animals.

Xconomy asked a pair of CEOs of Boston-area A.I. software startups to reflect on the trends that defined the sector in 2018—and where things might be headed in 2019.

Neurala has released a new AI-assisted video annotation tool within Brain Builder, which is a platform for creating deep learning applications.