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TRIBUS CEO Eric Stegemann is joined by Restb.ai VP of product and sales, Nathan Brannen to talk about how AI and computer vision is changing the real estate media landscape.

Learn how you can make search on your real estate brokerage website better by incorporating computer vision. In addition, the same tech can help your website become more accessible and follow ADA compliance.

TRANSCRIPTION

Eric Stegemann (00:04):

Hi, everybody. Welcome to Brokerage Insider the podcast for all things, brokerage and tech related today, we're joined by Nathan Brannan, the VP of product and sales at a company called RESTB, Restb.ai. And Nathan is coming to us from Barcelona, Spain where their company is based, but they work with clients all around the world. So, Nathan, thanks for joining us.

Nathan Brannen (00:32):

Thanks sir. Good to be here.

Eric Stegemann (00:34):

So tell me a little bit about RESTB and what you guys do.

Nathan Brannen (00:39):

Okay. So RESTB that AI as a company that was launched about five years ago and spent as a computer vision company. So what does computer vision mean? That means image recognition, looking at photos and extracting information out of them music. A lot of the latest advances in AI, and we started pretty early on solely focused on the real estate industry because from personal experience, working with different sites, the founders understood that there was a lot of opportunity to improve and use this information with photos. So really at this point we've taken that and working with clients in Spain and realize that these problems don't just exist there, they exist across Europe. They exist across the world. And particularly for the people listening to this podcast and they exist a lot in the U S as well. And so the things we do with these photos is try to add whatever intelligence or information we can so that it can be used better by the consumers. The consumers can be portals, they can be adolescents, they can be brokerages. They can be really anyone across the entire real estate spectrum that deals with any digital assets. And you know, I think we'll probably get into a little bit about what those different things are, but a lot of really cool things are happening in both the extracting information space and the enhancing space and editing space and, you know, just creation space of listings and descriptions and captions and things like that.

Eric Stegemann (