Business operations
Business intelligence & AI assistants
Role-based dashboards, plain-language answers, and agents that prepare operational work for human approval.
Partner-reported customer deployment
Explore Business intelligence & AI assistants04Solutions, demonstrations & team experience
Explore partner-developed platforms, retail prototypes, and selected projects built or implemented by members of the BELL RIVER team. Each solution identifies what is in use, what has been tested, and what needs a customer pilot.
Discuss a related project01Solutions & demonstrations
Partner-developed business intelligence, operational video analytics, and retail prototypes. Each solution has a stated development stage and a practical next step.
Business operations
Role-based dashboards, plain-language answers, and agents that prepare operational work for human approval.
Partner-reported customer deployment
Explore Business intelligence & AI assistantsRetail · Workplace safety · Site operations
Video analytics for retail, workplace safety, site and fleet operations, with event review, equipment requirements and a measured pilot.
Developer-site tests · Customer pilot pending
Explore WATCHDOG video analyticsCosmetics retail
Selfie-based cosmetic observations and catalog-connected recommendations for beauty retailers.
Working service · Volunteer evaluation
Explore Beauty AIFashion & digital retail
Phone videos become a 3D body representation for exploring how digital garments look.
Test-bench prototype · One workflow tested
Explore 3D virtual try-onAdjacent partner research, described at its current stage. These are not packaged production offers.
A sound-processing pipeline has been tested in the laboratory. Machine-specific sound classes and customer-site validation are still required before an equipment-monitoring application can be offered.
A mobile messaging prototype exchanges encrypted text through its own server. Calls and group conversations are not yet implemented; security requirements need independent review before production use.
Sensor and radio-link prototypes support exploration of remote monitoring. Detection suitability and complete field operation remain task-specific evaluation work.
01Mobile software
Members of our team have developed mobile applications, including applications for banking. This experience complements our work in payment technology and other financial software.
Tell us who the app is for, what users need to do, and which existing systems it should connect with.
Discuss a mobile application02Financial technology
Members of our team built a cryptocurrency exchange service. This project contributes to the team’s experience in developing financial technology applications.
Tell us what users need to exchange, how the transaction should work, and which parts of the service you need help developing.
Discuss an exchange service03Payment technology
The team developed TOUCH, a contactless payment system. It forms part of our experience in building payment technology.
Describe where the payment happens, who is paying whom, and which existing systems the payment process needs to connect with.
Discuss payment technology04Selected implementation experience
Our team has set up a voice robot using third-party solutions. Voice is one possible interface: its suitability depends on the task, error tolerance, and a clear handoff to a person.
AI consulting and implementationWhat conversation should the voice robot handle? Share the intended language, the information it needs, and when the interaction should pass to a person.
Discuss voice automation05Interactive software
The team implemented software that turns apartment floorplans into interactive 3D spaces. Users can arrange furniture, and the resulting visualization can be embedded on a website.
Business process automationTell us what floorplans you have, what visitors should be able to change, and where the visualization needs to appear.
Discuss property visualization