A new technology company that develops incredibly versatile tools for collection, analysis and data enrichment using crowd-based methodologies such as citizen science and crowdsourcing.
PYBOSSA is our main product. Creating a PYBOSSA server from scratch can cost up to 500.000 EUR and 7 full time developers. Well, we have that already built and ready for our clients to use it for free.
Example, Cities At Night had ~200.000 images to classify, which needed 5 people each, resulting in 1.000.000 tasks. They had 18.000 people helping, using only 2,94 avg secs per task. As a result, in just one month 100.000 images were classified at ZERO EUR.
With Scifabric you can keep your data private, or make it public. It’s extensible, customisable, allows real time analysis and full text search support via API, and offers a content management system (CMS) along with integrations with importers and hardware, to name a few.
A team with a new way of thinking, experimenting and working, with interests in music, arts and technology.
Daniel is our fullstack developer and data analyst. A computer engineer with a PhD in parallel genetic programming on volunteer desktop grids. Daniel loves coding, messing with data and creating useful tools for the clients.
Virginia is our lead designer. She has over 12 years experience in digital products. She is passionate about identifying problems and turning them into intuitive interfaces. Non stop learning is what keeps her alive and motivated... combined with good music, good food, family, friends, traveling, art, photography… and avocado on toast.
Nick is our lovely leopard seal mascot. You might have heard that leopard seals are solitary, aggressive animals that like to eat emperor penguins. WHAT?! Our Nick is all kindness and joy. He likes helping out and loves science! He does eat penguins though...