Our innovative robot vision and Artificial Intelligence technology platform VOCA EngineTM has been powering applications in the industry since 2014, and has been continuously developed for more than a decade.
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Our team has extensive experience with research and development of robot, computer and machine vision software and algorithms for use in harsh, uncontrolled environments. Our work includes object detection and identification, navigation and mapping (SLAM), 3D reconstruction, pattern recognition and motion estimation.
Our VOCA EngineTM technology utilise artificial intelligence to classify objects and train object identification. Our team has extensive experience with methods spanning from neural networks and deep learning, to mathematical models and predictive control algorithms.
Our team can develop and provide control systems for industrial automation, including motion- and vehicle control. We implement and utilise intelligent sensor technologies, mathematical models and predictive control algorithms to achieve state-of-the-art control systems.
Below is a selection of tools, applications, projects and technologies powered by VOCA EngineTM
Our technology platform is available for integration and licensing by partners and clients. It is continuously developed further with new functionality, and by integrating VOCA EngineTM in your own machines and processes, you can be sure to stay up-to-date with the core AI, vision and control technology.
We can also provide turn-key solutions including hardware sensors, compute devices, installation & commissioning services.
Please contact us if you want to discuss potential use in your projects and products.
The majority shareholders of VOCA AS can be found by clicking the link below.
The shares of VOCA are VPS registered.
ISIN: NO 001 0649304
Number of shares: 36 100 263
- Our goal is to reduce personnel risk and increase efficiency and profitability for our clients, says VOCA Managing Director Torbjørn Engedal in a new DN-article.
- Use of new crane system technology from VOCA subsidiary Optilift could lower numbers significantly, CEO argues.
The VOCA subsidiary Optilift AS has formed a strategic partnership with Alpa AS to offer stronger crane products and service to the market.
The Norwegian Research Council has granted VOCA and partners 13,1 MNOK to develop the next-generation logistical autonomy.
The VOCA Engine™ AI-technology platform could potentially be utilised in a vast array of fields and industries – not limited to the offshore crane and logistics industry.
On Thursday April 25th, Svein Harald Hetland from Aker BP and Torbjørn Engedal from Optilift will present the joint development project on remote control system for offshore cranes.
