Who We Are
We are Voxel51. What is a voxel, you ask? A voxel is to a video what a
pixel is to an image. It is literally, a "volume element" in the
space-time volume of a video.
Why 51?
A few reasons: there are many voxels; can we find the right one? Does the voxel you care about exist in your video?vox·el
/'väk-sɘl/ noun
Any of the discrete elements comprising the three-dimensional space-time volume of a video.
Our Founders
Voxel51 was conceived when our co-founders met at the University of Michigan.
Jason Corso
Jason Corso has spent the last 15+ years identifying and tackling problems in video analytics and computer vision. At Voxel51 and in his role as Professor at the University of Michigan, his mission is to inspire everyone around him to think big, push boundaries, and make an impact with our work.
Brian Moore
While doing his PhD at the University of Michigan, Brian Moore designed algorithms for problems in computer vision and machine learning. But when he realized that there was a serious lack of ML tooling available for visual datasets, he decided to pivot and focus on building the tools that he wished he had when training his computer vision models. Enter Voxel51.
