Parabot Services B.V.
​Parabot Services B.V. (Parabots) develops applications and services that make sense of the ever growing stream of information on the Internet, in newspapers, and other media. State-of-the-art natural language processing and machine learning techniques are used for information extraction, text mining, and web searching. ParaBotS was founded in 2001 and is located in Amsterdam, at Singel canals.
Parabots has been incorporated under Dutch Law as a a private company with limited liability with a seat in Amsterdam and has been registered with the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce since 2001 (KVK 34139513).
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Management Team
Parabot's management team consists of:
Tim den Uyl (Chairman)
Peter Lewinski (CEO)
Pieter Bison
Ineke Debets
Parabots B.V. is owned by a holding company: SMR-groep
Parabot Services B.V. is part of the Sentient Machine Research (SMR) group B.V. SMR group has been developing Artificial Intelligence technologies and applications since 1990 and presently consists of four companies active in different AI application areas. The group counts 20+ AI specialists with backgrounds in AI, mathematics, informatics, software engineering and psychology and is located in the center of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. SMR group has been incorporated under Dutch Law as a financial holding with seat in Amsterdam and has been registered with the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce since 2001 (KVK 34136920)
Partners
There are several companies ParaBotS cooperates with on a regular basis.
Sentient Information Systems B.V.
Sentient Information Systems has the objective to turn Artificial Intelligence techniques developed in academic research institutes into practically feasible solutions for business problems. The main application area is data mining: automatically finding patterns, segments, trends and relations in databases.
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Since 1990, the Sentient team has been developing the DataDetective product line, enabling various kinds of business to get the most from their data. These businesses apply Sentient technology in several application areas, such as recommending books based on taste, media planning, analytical CRM, medical advice systems, police crime analysis and matching systems.
Vicarious Perception Technologies B.V.
At VicarVision the term vicarious perception is used to illustrate the underlying purpose of the technology, which is to automatically observe the world and translate what is perceived into human understandable terms.
Vicar Vision creates vicarious perception technologies to facilitate analysis and interpretation of image and video data. Their products support or replace human observers in efficient and accurate routine processing of large amounts of visual information.