Apple quietly buys patents of AI firm Lighthouse

Lighthouse co-founders sent an email to the company’s former camera testers asking for permission to transfer video and sensor data collected through its cameras to Apple.

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Lighthouse co-founder Alex Teichman posted a message on the company’s website titled “Lights out”.

NEW YORK: Earlier this month, Apple reportedly bought the patents of Lighthouse AI, a maker of AI-powered home security cameras. According to reports Lighthouse’s cofounders have joined Apple, along with around 20 staff. Cofounders Alex Teichman and Hendrik Dahlkamp sent an email to the company’s former camera testers asking for permission to transfer video and sensor data collected through its cameras to Apple.

A recent project involved collecting that data and using it to train its machine learning algorithms to recognise people in domestic environments. Teichman, Dahlkamp, and the 20 software staff will now resume the project at Apple. Teichman also posted a message on Lighthouse’s website titled “Lights out”.


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