Model2System Studio

Turning AI models into production business systems

We are an AI engineering studio for companies that need practical systems, not just demos. We deliver computer vision, speech recognition, machine learning, optimization, private deployment, and GPU / Huawei Ascend adaptation for transportation, energy, public-sector, enterprise, and game AI scenarios.

Services - AI models and production engineering, together.

We design the data pipeline, model route, evaluation method, inference service, business integration, private deployment, and continuous improvement needed to make AI run reliably in real workflows.

Video understanding and computer vision

Object detection, multi-object tracking, counting, behavior recognition, temporal event analysis, and multi-camera video pipelines for transportation, industrial, campus, and safety scenarios.

DetectionTrackingCountingBehavior AIVideo streams

Speech, text, and meeting intelligence

Speech transcription, speaker diarization, keyword boosting, long-audio processing, information extraction, meeting summaries, and integration with business systems.

ASRDiarizationExtractionSummariesIntegration

Machine learning, game AI, and optimization

Forecasting, decision systems, reinforcement learning, game AI, routing, scheduling, and constraint optimization for domain-specific workflows.

ForecastingRLGame AIRoutingOptimization

AI engineering and private deployment

Model serving, async task queues, APIs, monitoring, Docker deployment, private-network delivery, and GPU / Huawei Ascend adaptation.

Model servingAPIsDockerPrivate deploymentAscend

Case studies - Solving real business problems with models and systems.

These examples are anonymized where needed, and focus on our delivery across algorithm design, engineering systems, and applied research.

Transportation video analytics

Passenger flow intelligence for city buses

We built an AI video analysis service for onboard bus cameras, covering passenger detection, door-area modeling, multi-object tracking, boarding and alighting event recognition, OD association, and domestic AI accelerator adaptation.

Temporal eventsDoor modelingTrajectory matchingBoTSORT + ReIDOD analysis

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Game AI / reinforcement learning

Laizi Dou Dizhu AI decision system

For a game AI startup, we extended research-grade Dou Dizhu AI to support Laizi rules, rebuilding action spaces, state encoding, legal hand generation, and policy evaluation.

Imperfect informationAction spaceWildcardsSelf-playPolicy evaluation

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Why us - From open-ended AI problems to maintainable production systems.

We do not just ship a feature list or a model demo. We connect business goals, model design, engineering systems, and deployment constraints into work that can be accepted, operated, and maintained.

  • From ambiguous goals to testable plans. Many AI projects start with a business goal, sample data, or a loosely defined problem. We turn that uncertainty into a concrete path by assessing data readiness, technical boundaries, model options, and delivery risk.
  • Business outcomes first. We optimize for usable business results, not just offline metrics. As data review, model testing, and system integration reveal new constraints, we recalibrate the technical route and acceptance criteria around the final operating outcome.
  • Senior small team plus AI tooling. Core engineers work directly on discovery, model design, implementation, and acceptance. This keeps communication short and puts more of the budget into the hard parts: model quality, algorithms, system reliability, and delivery.
  • Private deployment and accelerator adaptation. We are comfortable with GPU, CPU, Huawei Ascend, Dockerized services, intranet delivery, and production operations, which matters for enterprise, transportation, energy, and public-sector environments.
  • PoC to production. We can move quickly on feasibility, then continue into productization once the effect is clear: workflow design, system integration, stability, deployment, and operations support.

Budget guide - Estimate by stage, then invest where the risk is.

AI engineering budgets depend on the business goal, data quality, model difficulty, deployment environment, and integration depth. These ranges help overseas clients quickly understand project scale.

Typical engagement ranges

Final pricing depends on data volume, model complexity, deployment constraints, timeline, and support requirements.

Feasibility / PoC
Validate whether AI can solve the problem
USD 5k - 15k
Prototype / demo system
A working demo for internal testing
USD 15k - 45k
Production system delivery
Integrated into real business operations
USD 45k - 150k+
Model deployment and optimization
Turn an existing model into a reliable service
USD 8k - 45k
Ongoing technical advisory
Continuous AI project support
USD 3k - 15k / month

Process - Validate the model first, then deliver the system.

We use a staged process so clients can confirm data quality, model direction, and core effect before committing to full system development and deployment.

From assessment to delivery

Each phase has clear outputs: proposal, PoC results, prototype, API docs, deployment docs, test reports, or production service.

  1. 1

    Discovery

    Clarify the business objective, data type, operating scenario, deployment environment, budget range, and acceptance criteria.

  2. 2

    Sample evaluation

    Review anonymized sample data to estimate model performance, data quality, engineering difficulty, and project risk.

  3. 3

    Proposal and estimate

    Define the technical route, project scope, deliverables, timeline, acceptance method, and budget range.

  4. 4

    PoC / prototype

    Validate the core algorithm and workflow on a focused dataset, producing demoable or testable results.

  5. 5

    System development and deployment

    Build model services, APIs, async tasks, callbacks, monitoring, logs, private deployment, and integration tests.

  6. 6

    Acceptance and support

    Deliver deployment docs, API docs, operating instructions, and post-launch maintenance or optimization support.

Payment and acceptance

We usually use staged delivery and staged payments to reduce risk on both sides.

For PoC or short projects, a 50% kickoff payment and 50% delivery payment is common.

For larger systems, payment milestones can be aligned with kickoff, initial acceptance, final acceptance, and maintenance.

Helpful before assessment

A short brief is enough at the beginning. Sample data can be anonymized.

Business goalSample dataCurrent workflowExpected outputDeployment environmentBudget range

Have an AI project and want to assess feasibility first?

Send the business goal, sample data type, existing systems, deployment environment, and expected timeline. We can help decide whether a PoC, prototype, or production delivery is the right next step.