GitLab's DevOps platform enables Tangram Vision's engineering team to succeed at remote work

In March 2020, Tangram Vision's founders Brandon Minor and Adam Rodnitzky had to quickly adapt their collaboration strategy due to the Covid-19 lockdowns, transitioning to a remote work model that relied heavily on GitLab's DevOps platform. This platform became central to the company's operations, enabling seamless remote engineering collaboration and project management, while reinforcing the company's values of transparency and openness. Tangram Vision's platform simplifies complex perception tasks for robotics engineers by providing tools for sensor integration, calibration, and diagnostics, which significantly reduce engineering time. The company has also launched a centralized user hub for sensor data and a multiplexing module, both aimed at streamlining sensor management. The team values GitLab for its comprehensive features, such as integrated code hosting, merge requests, and CI/CD processes, which enhance workflow efficiency and documentation. This approach not only supports Tangram Vision's internal operations but also aligns with their mission to democratize computer vision engineering through transparency and education.

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