•  

Video Search with Mokshith Voodarla

0
0

Automating video search requires a data pipeline that extracts metadata from videos and allows users to annotate the video with information that correlates with that metadata. The video needs to be segmented into intervals that define the search space, and the search space needs to be queryable by a user.


Sieve Data is an automated video search platform that enables developers to add video search and analytics to internal tools and applications. Mokshith Voodarla is the CEO of Sieve Data and joins the show to talk about video search and what he and his team have built.


Sponsorship inquiries: sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com


The post Video Search with Mokshith Voodarla appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.


No comments yet...
Log in to comment
0 0 0
2024-11-21

Creating a Rust IDE with Vitaly Bragilevsky

Rust is a systems programming language created by Graydon Hoare in 2006 and first released by Mozill…
0 0 0
2024-11-20

VC Investing at CRV with James Green

CRV is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage startups. The firm has invested in more th…
0 0 0
2024-11-19

DataStax and the Future of Real-Time Data Applications with Jonathan Ellis

DataStax is known for its expertise in scalable data solutions, particularly for Apache Cassandra, a…
0 0 0
2024-11-14

Enhancing OAuth Security and Interoperability Using FAPI with Joseph Heenan

FAPI is a refinement of the OAuth standard developed by the OpenID Foundation. It was conceived to s…
0 0 0
2024-11-13

PlayStation 2 Emulation with TellowKrinkle

PCSX2 is an open-source PlayStation 2 emulator that allows users to play PS2 games on modern hardwar…
0 0 0
2024-11-12

TSMC and the Geopolitics of the Chip Industry with Tim Culpan

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, produces a significant portion of the global su…

Software Engineering Daily

Technical interviews about software topics.

Log in to Follow

More episodes from Software Engineering Daily

Top Podcasts Top rated Podcasts