Tormod Ree is the chief product and engineering officer at Neat, the Zoom-backed video hardware company. Before Neat he co-founded AVA, a computer vision security company Motorola acquired, and spent close to eight years at Cisco running the Spark Board. On Chain of Thought he explained how Neat turns a room of 11 or more cameras and dozens of microphones into a system that directs the meeting, why almost all of that AI has to run at the edge, and how the company builds computer vision models without ever collecting a customer’s audio or video.
Latest episode with Tormod Ree · EP 70
11 Cameras, Dozens of Mics: The AI That Reads the Room
Tormod Ree, Neat ·
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I think also we're going to see companies now having their own company AI built apps. So there's going to be like an influx of that as well. So we also want to be a platform For that, and we're just thinking about our role in that, how can we make it easier to help you maybe create or at least deploy an app that's relevant for your team.
11 Cameras, Dozens of Mics: The AI That Reads the Room