"We need to do something with AI."
Management wants to move forward — rightly so. But nobody knows where to start. So everyone gets a licence, and the hope is that the rest will follow on its own.
AI & digital processes
Your company uses AI. Your processes are still the same.
Digital Labo helps companies make the move from loose AI tools to processes that run noticeably faster, cheaper, and error-free.
01 The problem
Does this sound familiar?
Almost every company is doing something with AI by now. Almost none can say what it has actually delivered.
"Everyone gets an account, then silence."
A short Copilot training, a licence for everyone, and a few months later half of them aren't using it anymore.
"AI — isn't that just the chatbot thing?"
As long as AI means a window you type something into, it stays limited to text and translations. The processes where the time and money actually sit stay untouched.
"Everyone saves half an hour. The company saves nothing."
Working faster individually is worth something, but it's still micro-optimisation. As long as the flow, the handovers, and the errors stay the same, nothing structurally changes.
The risk isn't that you use too little AI. The risk is that you spend two years and a budget on it and still can't say afterwards what actually changed.
02 Approach
It's not in the tool. It's in the process.
Handing out licences is not a strategy. A chatbot makes one person faster; rethinking a process makes your whole company faster. The difference is in what you actually target: not "how do we use AI", but "where in this process is time, money, and quality being lost — and what can be removed, automated, or done differently".
Digital Labo therefore starts with your processes, not the technology. Where time gets lost, where errors creep in, what work someone still does by hand simply because it's always been that way. Only after that comes the question of which technology fits — and sometimes the answer is that you're better off without one.
People, faster
Access to an AI chatbot doesn't change a company on its own. Employees who know exactly when and how to use it do. This track is about learning to use AI in your own work — beyond a travel itinerary or a fun photo.
Processes, faster
The biggest gain is rarely in a chat conversation — it's in the process around it: automating something, eliminating rework, letting a task be taken over that currently happens by hand. This track changes how the work itself flows, not just who types faster.
Both tracks run at their own pace. One makes people more capable, the other makes the company itself faster — most companies eventually need both.
03 Services
What Digital Labo does
One offer for each of the two tracks. Every engagement delivers something you can act on right away.
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Processes, faster
AI strategy & process analysis
We go through your processes and find where time is being lost. You get a prioritised list: what's worth solving with AI, what's better tackled differently, and what can wait for now.
You get A prioritised action list -
People, faster
AI training
Hands-on sessions where your team works with your own documents and processes, not textbook examples. From first steps to advanced use, a half or full day on-site with you.
You get A team that applies AI to its own work -
Processes, faster
IT consulting & project guidance
Independent advice on system architecture and technology choices, or guidance on a digital project until it's running — short-term or as an ongoing engagement. Always with knowledge transfer, so your team can take it from there.
You get A working system your team maintains itself
04 Demos
Not a slide. This runs live.
Digital Labo's AI training prefers showing over telling. Below are demos you can open yourself right now — on your laptop or your phone.
Object recognition, live
Point your camera at the room and watch AI recognise what it sees in real time — people, chairs, bags, phones — with a box drawn around each one. Everything happens on your own device; nothing is sent to a server.
(opens in a new tab)Posture & movement, live
Posetrace lets an AI model watch how you move, live — it tracks your joints through the camera and draws a skeleton over you instantly, even with several people at once. The same technology sits behind movement analysis, ergonomics tools, and quality control on the floor.
(opens in a new tab)Pulling text out of a photo
Lezer pulls both typed and handwritten text out of a photo in seconds — point it at an invoice, a receipt, or a form, and the text is ready to paste. The same kind of AI companies use to process documents automatically instead of retyping them by hand.
(opens in a new tab)Your face under the AI microscope
Facelab tracks 468 points on your face live and draws glasses, a moustache, or a hat on top that move with you. The same technology behind virtual try-on for glasses or make-up, and AR filters.
(opens in a new tab)Automatic counting, live
Telpunt counts, live, how many items of one category the camera sees — people, cars, chairs, bottles. It automates a count that would otherwise mean a clipboard or a tally sheet: occupancy in a room, cars in a parking lot, stock on a shelf.
(opens in a new tab)AI that listens in
Luistervink listens live through your microphone and recognises a limited set of English words and numbers. Speak a code to unlock a number lock, steer a compass with up/down/left/right, or just say yes or stop — and watch how confident the AI is, instantly.
(opens in a new tab)Watching AI decide for itself
Assistent doesn't just type an answer — it thinks it through, decides for itself which tool it needs, actually calls it (looking up the weather, running a calculation), and processes the real result before answering. This is the difference between a chatbot that talks and an AI that takes action itself — the core of agentic AI.
(opens in a new tab)05 About Digital Labo
About Digital Labo
Most companies don't need an AI strategy. They need someone who can say, plainly, which three things are actually worth doing.
Digital Labo works directly with your team. No middle layers, no forty-slide decks, no technology you can't maintain yourself afterwards.
Digital Labo starts from what a team is already trying with AI today — not from a list of new tools — and will say so when a chatbot subscription isn't the solution the company actually needs.
- Independent — no licences sold
- Works directly with your team, not just about it
Concrete from conversation one
After the first conversation, you know what's possible, roughly what it costs, and what it would deliver.
You stay in control
No vendor lock-in, no dependency on one person. Knowledge transfer is part of every engagement by default.
Starting small is fine
From a half-day session to longer-term guidance. You don't need to start big to find out if it works.
Even when the answer is no
If AI isn't the right answer to your question, you'll be told. That saves you more than a project that delivers nothing.
06 Contact
Which process costs you the most time?
Start there. A first 30-minute conversation costs you nothing and always delivers at least one usable idea.
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