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hyperQ VAI Ops

hyperQ VAI Ops is an End-to-End Vertical AI platform that labels images, video, and 3D point clouds as well as text, audio, time-series, and tabular data in one place, then trains and compares models before deploying them to an inference API or to edge devices in the field. It operates in two forms — cloud SaaS and installation on the customer's internal network (on-premises and closed-network) — and the flow in which domain experts build models themselves and put them into the field, as in manufacturing inspection, runs on a single platform.

Role

An industrial AI operations platform connecting data labeling through model training, conversion, and edge deployment

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Capabilities

What VAI Ops does

2D/3D labeling — boxes, oriented boxes (OBB), polygons, masks, keypoints, 3D cuboids

Dedicated labeling screens for text, audio, time-series, and tabular data

Labeling for extended tasks such as MOT, ReID, action recognition, and VQA

A workflow of model-based auto-labeling followed by human review

Compose training workflows with a drag-and-drop pipeline

Model training across 7 categories such as vision, anomaly detection, NLP, audio, time-series, and tabular

Defect detection from a text prompt alone — no training required

Rotation-invariant segmentation and polar-coordinate preprocessing for inspecting circular and ring-shaped parts

Model conversion for edge deployment (ONNX, TensorRT, and others) and INT8 quantization

Where it is used

Where it is used in the field

Field scenarios

Deploying visual inspection in manufacturing

Train an anomaly detection model on images of good products, or start inspecting without training by writing out the defect types as text. Results in the 80–90% confidence band are collected into a Gray-zone review queue for an operator to judge.

Field scenarios

Inspection of rotated and circular parts

Parts whose placement orientation is not consistent — bearings, gears, wafers — are labeled with rotated bounding boxes and trained with a rotation-invariant segmentation model. For concentric-circle parts, polar-coordinate preprocessing is added to the pipeline to suit defect detection.

Field scenarios

Deployment to edge devices in the field

Convert trained models to ONNX/TensorRT and load them onto field devices such as Jetson, then update improved models over OTA. If server-side inference is needed, deploy as an inference API and use Blue/Green switchover and rollback.

Field scenarios

Unifying data beyond vision

Equipment sensor time-series, tabular measurement data, work document text, and equipment noise audio are labeled on the same platform and trained with models for each domain. There is no need to attach a separate tool for each data type.

Facts

Facts to check before adoption

Deployment

How it's delivered

Service-based — operated at vaiops.hyperq.run

Integration point

What it connects to

  • Deploy trained models as an inference API — Blue/Green switchover and rollback
  • Deployment to edge devices (Jetson, Raspberry Pi) plus OTA model updates
  • On-device inference library — query and select the execution hardware at runtime
  • Import of standard annotation formats (COCO, YOLO, DOTA) and export (COCO, YOLO, VOC, DOTA, LabelMe, and others)
  • Hugging Face dataset import — automatic schema detection, then conversion to the platform format
  • SSO login (OIDC) integration using a hyperQ Entitle account
Checkpoints

Pre-consultation checks

  • Secure an NVIDIA GPU for training — T4 or higher, CUDA 12.4+
  • On-premises minimum: 8 cores, 32 GB RAM, 500 GB SSD for data
  • Some in-house segmentation models require additional ML packages to be configured at installation

Supported environments

Supported environments

Items to check against your current operating environment. Environments not on this list can be confirmed during a consultation.

Cloud SaaS (multi-tenant) or on-premises installation at the customer site

On-premises: single-server Docker Compose or Kubernetes (Helm) installation

Offline installation procedure provided for internet-disconnected closed networks (air-gapped)

Training jobs require an NVIDIA GPU — no CPU fallback

Edge targets: NVIDIA Jetson (Nano/Xavier/Orin), Raspberry Pi

Web browser-based console, with Korean and English interfaces

Works with

Products used together

VAI Ops doesn't run alone — it works in concert with the hyperQ lineup.

Industry Stack

Industry Stacks this product belongs to

This product is part of the recommended configuration for the industry Stacks below. If the bottleneck described here matches your floor, it is time to start a review.

How to evaluate

How review and quoting work

The review sequence and quote structure used for hyperQ package deployments.

How we validate

Consultation → Paid pilot → Full deployment

A free consultation confirms your industry, bottleneck, and security conditions, then lays out candidate packages and checkpoints. From there a paid pilot — scope, timeline, validation criteria, and deliverables agreed up front — validates the fit and carries into full deployment.

Quote structure

Standard SW, hardware, and custom implementation are quoted separately

Standard software is an annual subscription license, hardware is supplied at cost (bring your own is possible), and custom implementation is scoped by statement of work (SOW). Operations after delivery continue through a care pack.

Review materials

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Next Step

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