Duos Technology, a company specializing in machine vision and AI to analyze fast-moving objects including trains, has deployed more Edge data centers in Texas.

DuoTechnologies, through its operating subsidiary Duos Edge AI, this week announced the early deployment of three new EDCs across Texas.

“Bringing these EDCs online ahead of schedule is a milestone for Duos Edge AI and demonstrates our dedication to equipping remote communities with the infrastructure they need to thrive,” said Doug Recker, president of Duos Edge AI. “I would like to thank our financing partner and the Duos finance team for quickly negotiating this agreement and allowing the business to meet the demand for these solutions.”

The company said the accelerated acquisition was enabled by using a financing partner, and will provide low-latency, high-speed Internet access tailored for remote districts, directly addressing connectivity challenges faced by schools and public institutions in Texas.

The three data centers, built by Accu-Tech, are complete and ready for deployment. Duos Edge AI intends to deploy these for previously “identified opportunities.”

Founded in 2001 and based in Jacksonville, Florida, Duos offers vision-based technology solutions to automate inspections of trains, trucks, and automobiles while in motion. The company launched a new Edge unit earlier this year and raised $2.2m in funding for the initial roll-out.

The company placed its first Edge facility at the Region 16 Education Service Center in Amarillo in September. The company said it also expects the latest acquisition to accelerate plans to have up to 15 units deployed and generating revenue by the end of 2025.

EdgePresence and Colo5 founder Recker was appointed president of the new Edge unit earlier this year.