Changing How Machines See the World
Lolaark Vision is changing the way machines see the world.
It’s a tech company creating software to make photographs, recorded videos, and even real-time video easier to view. As Lolaark Vision says, this software isn’t a luxury — it’s the next step in an evolution of live video-stream restoration.
Consider the markets this technology can potentially disrupt:
• The global autonomous car market is projected to reach $1.4 trillion by 2026.
• Video surveillance is projected to become a $144 billion market by 2027.
• Drones will become a $63 billion market by 2025.
• And medical imaging is already a $16 billion global market.
Lolaark has a provisional patent covering its software, and aims to make its technology available by 2023.
Sanat is the primary inventor of Lolaark Vision’s software technology, which he initially formulated as part of a research project with co-inventor Emanuel Papadakis.
Sanat has nearly a decade of Research & Development experience in applied mathematics, computer science, software development, and microscopy.
Emanuel has more than 22 years of experience in applied mathematics. His area of research includes image and video processing, computer vision, and deep learning.
In addition to his role with Lolaark Vision, he is a professor at the University of Houston, where he’s taught for more than 20 years.
He earned a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the National Kapodistrian University of Athens in Greece.
Dipendra is a seasoned entrepreneur who has founded and co-founded several startups. He has extensive experience in business development and corporate finance.
Notably, he is the Founder of INET Business Solutions, a company advising small- and medium-sized businesses, including Lolaark Vision.
Randy is one of Lolaark’s domain experts, specializing in the field of marine operations.
He is the CEO of Texas Commercial Diving, a company serving the maritime industry and specializing in underwater ship repair, propeller polishing, and underwater seal replacement. Randy works with Lolaark to ensure its technology can improve optical performance for the marine industry.