Cohere Launches Command A Vision: A Cutting-Edge Multimodal Model for Image and Document Analysis

Command A Vision is designed for analyzing images, charts, PDF files, and various visual data. According to the developers, it outperforms GPT-4.1, Llama 4, and Mistral Medium 3 on standard benchmarks for computer vision.

This model can not only extract text from documents but also comprehend their structure, providing results in a JSON format. Additionally, Command A Vision can analyze real images, for instance, to identify potential risks in industrial sites.

It’s important to note that the use of this tool is not supported in the model. Furthermore, Command A Vision accepts images as input but does not generate them.

This model is highly suitable for corporate tasks such as:

— Analyzing diagrams, graphs, and schematics;
— Extracting and analyzing tables within images;
— Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and answering questions;
— Processing images with natural language.

The model is currently available on the Cohere platform and in the Hugging Face repository for research purposes. It requires either 2 A100 GPUs or one H100 for running the quantized 4-bit version.

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