Wizart builds digital showrooms that allows our clients to imagine how a given room is going to look like with specific wall coverings and floorings applied (e.g. helping to visualise how a particular wallpaper is going to look in one’s home after a renovation). The core of Wizart’s innovative technology is computer vision algorithms which recognize and digitize photographed objects and then overlay new finishing materials onto flat surfaces in photorealistic quality, while preserving perspective, shades, and scale of photographed objects and finishing materials.

Just like human vision, computer vision has its limits. For example, if there are objects on the photo never before seen by the neural network - e.g. an anteater, extraterrestrial life’s statue or a medieval stained glass window - it may not separate them from the walls correctly. In some photos, even a human cannot be sure if they see an actual cat in a room or a painting of a cat on the floor. By the same token, by merely looking at a picture, you may not always be able to say how big a painting on the wall is, or distinguish a brick wall from a brick wallpaper on said wall. Computer vision may experience the same difficulties.