Object Computing

Object Computing provides an extensive array of technology services such as Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, LiDAR, Machine Learning, Operations Research, Blockchain Solutions, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Cloud Engineering, and Security. The company also offers accelerators like Asterisms, Alyce.ai Accelerator, Grails Framework, Micronaut Framework, OpenDDS Middleware, and TAO. Object Computing has delivered professional technology training to more than 50,000 students and serves over 230 clients globally, operating in 31 countries. The company has achieved Google Earth Engine expertise and developed a solution for measuring agricultural carbon intensity. They have implemented innovations in edge connectivity to enhance IoT efficiency and cost-effectiveness, and use AI to provide targeted recommendations to customers. Object Computing offers a scalable approach to innovation and has invested $150K in the St. Louis County Library. They have partnered with Women Who Code to support women in technology and received ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security. Additionally, they have partnered with Planet Labs PBC to provide data insights for enterprise businesses. The company offers Quick Start Workshops for strategic planning and developed the Alyce.ai accelerator to turn data patterns into actionable insights. They provide consulting and commercial support for TAO and related technologies, and offer a variety of products and solutions to improve business outcomes. Their AI solution portfolio includes image and video analysis, and custom predictive solutions. Object Computing also offers blockchain consulting services, cloud engineering solutions, Kubernetes consulting, and operations research modeling. They provide logistics optimization services and developed a mobile application for diagnosing crop diseases using image analytics and machine learning. They transitioned a client to a hybrid edge-to-cloud and peer-to-peer connectivity model, resulting in an 80% projected reduction in annual cloud spend.