Index

Company
Technology:
OpenNN
Neural Designer
Performance comparison
Some projects
Nestlé
Seat
PropertyFinder
Coca-Cola
Mc Donald’s
Acciona
Celsa
Company

Artelnics is a company specialized in the development and application of

artificial intelligence to solve real world problems.

Our team has more than 15 years of experience

in applying these techniques to different industries.
OpenNN

Artelnics develops the neural networks library OpenNN,

used by thousands machine learning researchers.

OpenNN has been applied to many innovation projects:

Neural Designer

We also develop Neural Designer, a professional tool that

simplifies the work of building artificial intelligence models.

Some companies that use Neural Designer:

Performance comparison

Data capacity Training speed

TensorFlow x2.7 x1.35
Neural Designer Neural Designer
Scikit-learn x6 x27
Neural Designer Neural Designer
RapidMiner x10 x165
Neural Designer Neural Designer
Dataiku x10 x544
Neural Designer Neural Designer
H2O.ai x16 x1405
Neural Designer Neural Designer
Weka x100 x11538
Neural Designer Neural Designer
Automatic assignment of HS codes from product descriptions.

Warehouses in worldwide countries.

Predict market trends to improve logistics.

Seat Leon sales in Spain.

Analysis of property characteristics and customer behavior
to increase sales of real estate agencies.

Middle Eastern countries.

Study of the behavior and preferences of customers from different
countries to improve marketing campaigns.

Coca-Cola Summer campaign in Europe.

Offer the right products to the right customers at the right time.

McDonald’s App in Brazil, Argentina and Chile.

Optimize the performance of water desalination systems.

Plants in Qatar, Algeria and Spain.

Fault detection in semi-processed steel products.

Long products plant in Spain.

artelnics.com
Artificial Intelligence Techniques SL
Salamanca University Science Park
Calle del Adaja 10, 37185 Villamayor
Salamanca (Spain)
Telephone: +34 651 46 26 38
E-mail: artelnics@artelnics.com

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