Ekaterina Kraeva's Contact Details

Ekaterina Kraeva's Company Details

Examus

Berkeley, California, United States • 11 - 50 Employees
Information Technology and Services

Over the years, we've been creating services and solutions that help Universities and companies improve E-learning outcomes. The main feature of our solutions is automated monitoring and analysis of human behavior in real time. This is possible thanks to key technologies - AI and Computer Vision.What are these solutions and what problems do we solve?Proctor AIOnline proctoring service - allows you to automatically record violations in the process of passing an exam or testing. It doesn't matter, there 100 people on the exam or 1k and it doesn't matter where they are. The main thing is a stable internet connection and connected webcam.Neural network algorithms analyze human behavior and record the vast majority of violations (dozens of types and hundreds of their variations).As a result, the customer receives a combined video with user identification and detailed analytical report of human behavior with markup on the video. The system analyzes both the physical behavior (looking away from the screen, voice sounds, the presence of unauthorized persons), and actions with the computer (window change, screen or audio channel sharing). But if someone's life depends on the result of the exam, we cannot allow the AI to decide its fate. Therefore, we have developed a proctoring service by people (proctors)- post-viewing video or exam control in real-time. Proctors review records and adjust the report made by neutral network. Adjusted reports are given back for training the neural network.Examus EQA system for monitoring human attention and involvement. It processes videostream from the computer's or phone camera and transfers analytics to the server. Thus, the customer receives real-time analytics of human / audience behavior while watching training videos or during participation in a webinar.An important feature is that it processes data directly on the client device, which minimizes the cost of computing resources and excludes the transfer of person data.