ARC PRISM / SEG

See the regions.
Understand the scene.

Transform footage into per-pixel region maps and synchronized overlay videos. Separate the visual scene into masks that other learning and analysis workflows can use.

VISUAL PERCEPTION

PRISM / SEGSEGMENTATION
RAW VIDEO → STRUCTURED SIGNALSANALYSIS WORKFLOW
START WITH
Video frames and a segmentation method
WORK TOWARD
Mask sequences, overlays, label metadata
CONNECTED TO
Object analysis, spatial mapping, datasets

Inside segmentation.

Compare a source frame with its pixel-aligned, color-guided masks.

Prism / Segmentation interface preview. Compare a source frame with its pixel-aligned, color-guided masks.

More structure
in every frame.

A video shows the scene. A segmentation layer makes its regions explicit, creating a visual and machine-readable representation that can be inspected alongside the original.

  1. Choose the method

    Define the segmentation approach and the region or class vocabulary appropriate to the footage.

  2. Process the sequence

    Generate per-frame masks, then inspect coverage, boundaries, and consistency across time.

  3. Use the region layer

    Pass masks and provenance into object localization, dataset preparation, or other analysis.

Appearance regions, semantic classes, and individual object instances are different outputs. The selected method and label vocabulary stay explicit in each result.

Turn pixels into usable regions.

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