A small studio with a wide technical scope.
ShoreMan Labs brings together software engineering, spatial technologies, computer vision, and language technologies under one independent studio.
Some work begins with a practical client problem. Other work begins with a research question. The common goal is to understand the problem first and build accordingly.
Software Engineering
E-commerce, Inventory, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and software designed around specific operational requirements.
Geospatial Technology
GIS, spatial data, photogrammetry, 3D reconstruction, and computational approaches to geographic information.
Computer Vision
Image-based analysis, visual understanding, measurement, and applied computer vision.
Language Technologies
Natural language processing, low-resource language technologies, Bengali NLP, classification, sentiment analysis, and language-model research.
Alongside software development, ShoreMan Labs maintains an interest in research questions across language, spatial data, computer vision, and human-centred computing.
Low-resource NLP
Bengali language processing, sentiment analysis, emotion classification, transliteration, annotation, and evaluation.
Geospatial Computing
Photogrammetry, 3D reconstruction, spatial data processing, and computational approaches to geographic information.
Computer Vision
Image-based measurement, visual understanding, and applied computer vision.
Human-centred AI
Evaluation, annotation ambiguity, usability, and the relationship between technical systems and their users.
Co-founded by two software engineers.
ShoreMan Labs was co-founded as an independent studio at the intersection of software engineering, geospatial technology, and research.
The co-founders' work spans backend engineering, GIS and photogrammetry, computer vision, and natural language processing — with experience building software for both practical and research-oriented problems.
About the founders