Cells under a microscope, grapes on a vine and species in a forest are just a few of the things that AI can identify using the image annotation platform created by startup V7 Labs. Whether a user wants AI to detect and label images showing equipment in an operating room or livestock on a farm, the London-based company offers V7 Darwin, an AI-powered web platform with a trained model that already knows what almost any object looks like, according to Alberto Rizzoli, co-founder of V7 Labs. It's a boon for small businesses and other users that are new to AI or want to reduce the costs of training deep learning models with custom data. Users can load their data onto the platform, which then segments objects and annotates them. It also allows for training and deploying models.