Rights-cleared image, video and synthetic data for computer vision
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1.4 million grocery and pharmacy shelf photos from Israel and Europe, labelled with SKU-level bounding boxes, price tags and out-of-stock gaps for shelf analytics models.
Synthetic tables trained on your data inside your own cloud, or rendered images from 3D assets, delivered with fidelity scores and privacy test results for each dataset.
9,500 hours of urban and highway dashcam video from Israel and Europe with faces and licence plates blurred, tagged by weather, lighting, road type and driving events.
Tavnit Vision Data captures and labels images and video for computer vision teams, working with retail and fleet partners under written agreements. It also generates synthetic datasets when real data is scarce or too sensitive to share.
What the provider licenses its data for, and what it does not allow.
Training and evaluating object detection, shelf analytics, driver-assistance perception and synthetic augmentation.
Facial recognition, re-identification of people or vehicles, and surveillance applications.
DataStoa's acceptable use policy applies on top: no re-identification, discrimination, surveillance or sanctioned uses.
Provider-reported. Ask for certificates or a data processing agreement before you sign.
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