Tavi Tamiste

Not that much because the thing is that most of these are still in pilot phase.

So we're doing around half that, I think.

So the idea basically got started that it's really difficult to build computer vision applications.

Prima by itself is currently targeted at the commercial real estate developers, anybody who has physical environments that have movement in them that people need to track.

And also out of home advertising companies.

So people who have billboards, people who want to understand what's going on their billboards.

But the technology itself has potential to be used everywhere.

But that's the first two verticals that we're tackling at the moment.

That's the idea, basically.

So we're one of the first companies out there who doesn't deal in any hardware.

We take your existing CCTV cameras, push the stream to our AI brain and give you data out.

And it really is as simple as that.

And there's no integration fees.

There's no nothing.

You just press a couple of buttons and you start gathering data.

So basically, we have our own datasets, so we're gathering data ourselves as well.

We did use open-source datasets like Cocoa datasets to start, but we're a long way from that, so I think our datasets now are above 200,000, 300,000 images at the moment.

So yeah, it's growing by the day, basically.

It depends because the solution is so easy to use, we charge per month per camera.

So it depends on how many cameras they want to look at.