Jared Heinly
@jaredheinly.bsky.social
Chief Scientist @ EveryPoint.io
3D Computer Vision Researcher (PhD) and Engineer
3D Computer Vision Researcher (PhD) and Engineer
Eagles win! 🦅
Of course I had to honor them with a stockpile, given that I spend most of my time thinking about ways to improve or invent stockpile measurement techniques via 3D computer vision and machine learning. 😄
Of course I had to honor them with a stockpile, given that I spend most of my time thinking about ways to improve or invent stockpile measurement techniques via 3D computer vision and machine learning. 😄
February 10, 2025 at 3:28 AM
Eagles win! 🦅
Of course I had to honor them with a stockpile, given that I spend most of my time thinking about ways to improve or invent stockpile measurement techniques via 3D computer vision and machine learning. 😄
Of course I had to honor them with a stockpile, given that I spend most of my time thinking about ways to improve or invent stockpile measurement techniques via 3D computer vision and machine learning. 😄
🤔 What does it look like when you continuously vary the sun azimuth in a hillshade visualization of a stockpile site?
January 10, 2025 at 5:32 PM
🤔 What does it look like when you continuously vary the sun azimuth in a hillshade visualization of a stockpile site?
❓ The answers aren't in the office...
🥾 One of the core principles that we believe in at EveryPoint.io is that we need to get out and get our boots muddy in order to truly understand our customers and build a better product.
🥾 One of the core principles that we believe in at EveryPoint.io is that we need to get out and get our boots muddy in order to truly understand our customers and build a better product.
January 8, 2025 at 9:45 PM
❓ The answers aren't in the office...
🥾 One of the core principles that we believe in at EveryPoint.io is that we need to get out and get our boots muddy in order to truly understand our customers and build a better product.
🥾 One of the core principles that we believe in at EveryPoint.io is that we need to get out and get our boots muddy in order to truly understand our customers and build a better product.