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Quantified impact: 300-400% increase
Model performance improved by 300-400%.
EagleView uses aerial imagery and machine learning to provide insights for construction, real estate, insurance, emergency services, and energy customers. Its image-processing system must support large concurrent workloads and near real-time inference for use cases with tight SLAs. To address scaling and reliability challenges, EagleView migrated two ML pipelines from Amazon EKS-based infrastructure to Amazon SageMaker within eight months, standardizing deployment and using asynchronous inference and autoscaling to manage large request volumes.
Reported outcomes
Impact: +300–400%
Other quantified impact
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Quantified impact: 300-400% increase
Model performance improved by 300-400%.
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Cost: 40-50% decrease
Compute costs were reduced by 40-50%.
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Time: 16 hours decrease
Processing 1,000 square miles of aerial imagery dropped from 16 hours to 1.5 hours, a 90% reduction.
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Time: 1.5 hours decrease
Processing 1,000 square miles of aerial imagery dropped from 16 hours to 1.5 hours, a 90% reduction.
Normalized claim
Time: 90% decrease
Processing 1,000 square miles of aerial imagery dropped from 16 hours to 1.5 hours, a 90% reduction.
The migration improved operational consistency and allowed the team to support larger workloads with less manual optimization
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EagleView migrated two ML pipelines from Amazon EKS to Amazon SageMaker. The deployment used SageMaker Inference, SageMaker Asynchronous Inference, autoscaling, and integrated NVIDIA Triton Inference Server containers to support large-scale image extraction workloads and near real-time inference.
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