tech demos
Tech demos
First we build it. Then we tell it.
At Team Banzai we build two kinds of things we can show: our own products already in use, like TeachThemAll and HoyEstudia, and these experiments: technical demonstrations built on real, public data, published with the wins, the misses and the caveats. We keep publishing these internal tests on our site, so you can see the kind of work we can do for our clients.
Every experiment is different: a different sector, problem and technology. All of them can be verified, and the rules of each one are set before looking at the outcome: the sealed records can be downloaded and checked.
Several of these things, until recently, were not worth automating: building them cost more than they saved. That has changed, and that is why we try them.
Tomorrow's electricity price, predicted and sealed every day
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Anticipating car recalls by reading driver complaints
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Predicting the discount and the no-bids in public procurement
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Predicting which files a fix will touch before it's written
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The same map, two questions, opposite answers
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Advising on a never-seen ticket with years of past incidents
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Flagging which changes deserve a second look before merging
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Reading a company's code before you buy it
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The supermarket as a graph
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Knowing which claims will cost money the day they arrive
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Matching payments to contracts with the key hidden, without the reference that links them
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Relating every medicine in Spain and showing what its official label says
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Rebuilding a software's documentation by reading its code, exam included
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Solving a real school's timetable with a free optimizer
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Shaving one point off a hospital's best known roster
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Under constructionPlanning: timetables, rosters and workshops
The results of Telar, our planning engine, on public problem collections. They will be published once the maintainers of each collection verify and list them.
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What about your company?
If one of these experiments reminds you of a problem of yours: accumulated history nobody uses, decisions that depend on a veteran's memory, data nobody looks at, write to us and we'll talk it through. No fluff: we'll tell you whether it can be done.