GetMoved, an AI platform for the moving industry developed by the Cyber Co Startup, has been awarded free access to GPU resources on the Leonardo supercomputer at CINECA in Italy — its third EuroHPC JU allocation through the Fast Lane access. The reason for changing from the LUMI to Leonardo supercomputer is in that Cyber CO has joined NVIDIA Inception, NVIDIA’s programme for technology startups and should now use NVIDIA graphical casrs, like the ones at Leonardo AI factory. Together the three awards have carried GetMoved’s computer vision work from the first experiments to production training runs.
GetMoved turns a short smartphone walkthrough of an apartment into a structured household inventory, a volume and weight estimate, and a moving cost estimate. The platform combines a customer marketplace, an ERP for moving companies, and the inventory engine in a single product. The detection models cover 78 object classes and are supported by a complete training pipeline — dataset preparation, annotation, training, evaluation, and continuous retraining.
Leonardo provides compute continuity as that pipeline moves toward production. NVIDIA Inception adds access to NVIDIA’s model catalogue and development tooling, along with compute credits; the company has opened an organisation on NVIDIA Build and NGC. On the technical roadmap, the current detector is being evaluated against a vision-language model, NVIDIA Cosmos, in phases with a decision gate before each replacement step.
The platform launched in the New York and New Jersey market in June 2026 and works with licensed moving companies on a non-exclusive basis.