- Published on April 21, 2021
- In IT Services
Unity Launches Synthetic Image Datasets To Train AI Models Faster
Unity came up with synthetic image datasets to simplify data collection and protect the confidentiality of data.
- By Amit Naik
San Francisco-based videogame software development company Unity Technologies recently announced the launch of synthetic image datasets to help develop computer vision applications (train artificial intelligence (AI) models) faster and reduce cost significantly.
Unity — a cross-platform game engine — is widely used by game developers worldwide to create interactive games, virtual reality and augmented reality applications. With its recent announcement, the company looks to leverage its datasets to build AI models across industry verticals, including manufacturing, retail and security.
Tackling the privacy problem
Unity believes most real-life data collection techniques are labour intensive, expensive, and carry greater privacy risks. The firm came up with synthetic
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Amit Naik
Amit Raja Naik is Senior Editorial Producer – Live Shows at AIM Network, driving India’s most influential AI and technology conversations. He leads content, narrative design, and visual storytelling, engaging with leaders, innovators, and policymakers to advance how technology impacts businesses, governance, and society.
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