Computer Vision

Glossary

Computer vision uses AI to interpret images, videos, or documents so multifamily teams can improve inspections, maintenance, and risk review.

Definition

Computer vision is a type of AI that helps computers interpret visual information from images, videos, or documents. In multifamily operations, it can turn photos from inspections, turns, maintenance visits, or applications into structured information teams can review and act on.

Example

A maintenance team uploads move-out photos for a unit. Computer vision flags visible damage, missing appliances, and condition changes so the team can prioritize repairs, document resident chargebacks, and update the unit-turn plan.

Why It Matters?

Computer vision matters because many property conditions and operational risks are first captured visually, not in spreadsheets. By making photos and documents easier to analyze consistently, it can help operations leaders improve maintenance workflows, inspections, risk review, and portfolio visibility.

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