Show HN: Tripoffice AI discovered 200k hotel rooms with a dedicated workspace (tripoffice.com) 8 points by nomad86 3y ago ↗ HN
[–] al2o3cr 3y ago ↗ Truly the power of AI is amazing to behold: it has discovered that HOTEL ROOMS frequently contain CHAIRS and DESKS! [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Our AI (yolo5) can only detect an ergonomic chair. Distinguishing a desk from a kitchen table with AI is probably impossible today.We can't detect a monitor yet either, because it looks the same as a TV.AI works great for us only in marketing [–] quickthrower2 3y ago ↗ This “filter the original site didn’t think of” is a great use of AI.
[–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Our AI (yolo5) can only detect an ergonomic chair. Distinguishing a desk from a kitchen table with AI is probably impossible today.We can't detect a monitor yet either, because it looks the same as a TV.AI works great for us only in marketing
[–] quickthrower2 3y ago ↗ Nice idea. Needs a map view or at least a way to search near specific areas of a city. [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ The map will be ready in a few weeks, now we are manually checking what AI has found and removing all the kitchen tables and chairs. [–] june_twenty 3y ago ↗ Is this an actual company? with staff? [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Yes, Airbnb Killer is registered in Poland, EU
[–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ The map will be ready in a few weeks, now we are manually checking what AI has found and removing all the kitchen tables and chairs. [–] june_twenty 3y ago ↗ Is this an actual company? with staff? [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Yes, Airbnb Killer is registered in Poland, EU
[–] june_twenty 3y ago ↗ Is this an actual company? with staff? [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Yes, Airbnb Killer is registered in Poland, EU
[–] z3t4 3y ago ↗ I think a desk is standard in most hotel rooms [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Yes, that's why we trained our model only on ergonomic chairs [–] hakfoo 3y ago ↗ How do you train the model to differentiate "actual ergonomic furniture" from "we bought it at a high-fashion place so it's $1500, Scandinavian, and looks futuristic, but is somehow less comfortable than a $69 task chair?" [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ We trained the AI model mainly on Herman Miller and Ergohuman chairs. Unfortunately for AI, a cheap chair on wheels is 95% ergonomic.
[–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ Yes, that's why we trained our model only on ergonomic chairs [–] hakfoo 3y ago ↗ How do you train the model to differentiate "actual ergonomic furniture" from "we bought it at a high-fashion place so it's $1500, Scandinavian, and looks futuristic, but is somehow less comfortable than a $69 task chair?" [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ We trained the AI model mainly on Herman Miller and Ergohuman chairs. Unfortunately for AI, a cheap chair on wheels is 95% ergonomic.
[–] hakfoo 3y ago ↗ How do you train the model to differentiate "actual ergonomic furniture" from "we bought it at a high-fashion place so it's $1500, Scandinavian, and looks futuristic, but is somehow less comfortable than a $69 task chair?" [–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ We trained the AI model mainly on Herman Miller and Ergohuman chairs. Unfortunately for AI, a cheap chair on wheels is 95% ergonomic.
[–] nomad86 3y ago ↗ We trained the AI model mainly on Herman Miller and Ergohuman chairs. Unfortunately for AI, a cheap chair on wheels is 95% ergonomic.
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[ 2.5 ms ] story [ 41.6 ms ] threadWe can't detect a monitor yet either, because it looks the same as a TV.
AI works great for us only in marketing