Zetane launched today at the World Summit AI Americas the latest addition to the Montreal-headquartered company’s services for trustworthy and transparent AI solutions. To debut Zetane Protector^TM, the CTO of Zetane, Patrick St-Amant, will demo the online SaaS platform on stage along with customer use cases from various industries.

Focusing on machine and computer vision, Protector supports the production of more robust AI solutions that function with greater precision and reliability within a broad spectrum of operating conditions. Zetane submitted a patent related to the service, which is now pending.

Core features of the service include rigorous testing of image and video datasets for vulnerabilities and deficiencies. Provided in a report replete with actionable insights, the analysis includes extensive visual assessments of the processing of data by mainstream computer vision models to further target elements requiring optimization and debugging. The company’s signature software, Zetane Viewer--also a supported visualizer of the ONNX Community - provides the visual model assessments at no extra cost. Later this month, Zetane will add the option to generate synthetic data inputs determined by the analysis required for comprehensive mitigation of vulnerabilities in computer vision solutions.

Zetane announced today a new patent granted in the United States for technology that underlies the company’s software and services to visualize and test machine learning algorithms and their processing of data. Granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on March 15, 2022, this patent adds to initial intellectual property protections for the innovation granted to the company by the Canadian patent office in late 2020. Having two independent organizations confirm the novelty of the invention by the company’s CTO and co-founder, Patrick St-Amant, affirms Zetane’s innovation prowess in artificial intelligence (AI).