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Seequent Launches AI Image Analysis Add-on for Imago Platform

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Seequent, a subsidiary of Bentley Systems, launched an artificial intelligence-based image analysis add-on for its Imago platform, a cloud-based tool for cataloguing core imagery. The new AI system allows geologists to analyze drill core imagery in minutes instead of days or weeks. Seequent states that this application brings repeatability to the process, helping organizations improve data consistency.

From canadianminingjournal.com

Why it matters

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The addition of AI to the Imago platform allows for faster and more consistent processing of geological data. This capability helps organizations save time and money associated with traditional manual core logging processes.

From canadianminingjournal.com

Who's involved

  • SeequentSoftware developer that launched the AI add-on.
  • Bentley SystemsParent company of Seequent.
  • IMAGOCloud-based platform that is enhanced by the AI add-on.

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  • IMAGO

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  • Seequent

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  • Bentley Systems

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