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AI, technology and Solvei products
spartiti is a local app that turns a YouTube video, an MP4 or an MP3 into MIDI, MusicXML and a PDF with proposed fingering: the Demucs, Transkun, music21 and MuseScore chain, the tempo-estimation error that halved Clementi, and the stated limits.
Two MediLog integrations told from the side of the real problems: a Garmin wearable blocked by Cloudflare on the datacenter's IP, and a videodermoscopy exam locked in a proprietary Canfield format, brought back into Orthanc byte by byte.
From a Russian physicist who learned to "play thin air" in 1920 to a neural network that reads an emotion in a single frame: two projects actually built — the virtual Theremin and EmoLens — and one that for now exists only on paper.
How solveiAgents' Oracle Cloud infrastructure is actually built: an always-on ARM64, an on-demand A10 GPU, and everything needed to keep it standing on its own — logging, observability, backup, scheduling.
EU Regulation 2024/1689 explained for anyone building agentic systems with open-weight models on a private VPS: exemptions, obligations, and deadlines.
An open-source fork of Mike OSS becomes a specialized AI platform for Italian legal practice: 214 built-in regulatory tools, accurate legal terminology, and an on-demand GPU.
OCR + Vision AI + human validation turn paper questionnaires into an anonymous, natural-language-queryable database. Zero personal data, maximum clinical usefulness.
A self-hosted platform with twelve specialized AI agents, MediLog PHR for electronic health records, SFU telemedicine, and a complete infrastructure in Docker Compose.
How AI agents coordinate like an orchestra: the orchestrator assigns tasks, specialized agents execute, and the result is greater than the sum of its parts.
Padel and tennis scoring right on your wrist: a state machine for deuce and golden point, GPS and heart-rate tracking, syncing with external APIs.
Italy runs the FSE, a public health records system — or you can use a private PHR solution instead. What's the difference, and where's the room for a patient-centric alternative?
By 2050, 35% of Italians will be over 65. Fragmented care is already a real problem. Personal Health Records are a concrete answer.