Quantireal Inc. was founded with a commitment to developing high quality scientific computing and design software. To do so we needed a cohesive and modular platform capable of enabling development and integration of specialized and diverse compute components. So we developed QuICK, a platform that allows for the speedy aggregation, and sharing of modules to create newer and bigger ideas. QuICK helps reduce code fragmentation and fosters a creative development autonomy in any field. The platform provides extensible programming constructs with diverse data types that automatically translate into graphical objects. QuICK also supports APIs in multiple programming languages. It is privacy focused and was built with user data isolation in mind. Additionally, to be accessible to a larger audience, QuICK supports multiple operating systems and hardware architectures.
Gnoris enables you to backup and access your digital files onto and from your own server. Gnoris also allows for the management of certain types of camera streams that use the Real Time Streaming Protocol and can redirect those streams into 24/7 recordings on local storage. It can also detect motion and forward notifications to your mobile device. Some key features:
Xcatter is our upcoming data synthesis software application that uses a novel computational physics based modeling and simulation technique to generate radiation based imaging data. Xcatter virtualizes the way in which data is acquired to train and test anomaly detection algorithms applied to radiation scans. Some key features:
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Linux flavors (Ubuntu, Debian) | QuICK for Linux |
Windows (Windows 10 and above) | QuICK for Windows |
Mac OS | QuICK for MacOS |
Niranjana is passionate about developing simulation technology and has spent the last two and a half decades in the field, at companies like Ansys, Inc. (Fluent) and National Instruments, Inc. (AWR), and here at Quantireal. He has a Masters in Computational Engineering from Mississippi State and a Bachelors in Aerospace Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.
Over the past two decades, Rupa has focussed on developing computer vision technology in various fields like aviation/border security, and medical and lidar imaging. Prior to Quantireal, while at Rapiscan Systems, she was instrumental in delivering global regulatory certifications for checkpoint systems. She has a Doctorate in Computer Engineering from UC Irvine, a Masters in Computer Science from Mississippi State, and a Bachelors in Computer Engineering from Pune University.
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