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Elementary is a company specializing in advanced machine vision inspection, utilizing AI and automation to enhance manufacturing processes. Founded in mid-2017 by experienced professionals from various sectors, the company aims to develop a new generation of manufacturing products that rely on computer vision and AI. Their platform automates traceability scans and integrates AI, machine vision, and automation into production lines. This approach focuses on improving quality, traceability, and root cause analyses, making manufacturing processes more efficient. Elementary emphasizes a human-in-the-loop strategy, enhancing collaboration between humans and machines to optimize working conditions and outcomes. Based in Los Angeles, California, Elementarys team includes roboticists, computer scientists, designers, and engineers. The company has attracted significant funding, including a $30 million Series B round led by Tiger Global, to support its innovative solutions in manufacturing. Their technology is utilized by notable clients across various industries, including Toyota in the automotive sector.
Founded in Los Angeles in 2007, Cinesamples has grown to become an industry leader in the development of top virtual instruments and sample libraries. We are passionate about the sampling process, and you can hear our products in many films, tv shows, and video games.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library is one of the oldest free public library systems in the United States. We serve the residents of Baltimore with branches throughout the city, and the residents of Maryland as the State Library Resource Center. Our mission is to provide equal access to information and services that empower, enrich, and enhance the quality of life for all. http://www.prattlibrary.org/jobs
Synonym is accelerating the worlds biological future by developing, financing and building commercial-scale biomanufacturing facilities. We provide synthetic biology (synbio) producers – from startups to the Fortune 500 – with flexible production capacity while giving infrastructure investors access to a new, carbon-negative biomanufacturing asset class that we are calling "fermentation farms".