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Roboflow Helps Unlock Computer Vision for Every Kind of AI Builder

NVIDIA

Cofounder and CEO Joseph Nelson joined the NVIDIA AI Podcast to discuss how Roboflow empowers users in manufacturing, healthcare and automotive to solve complex problems with visual AI. Time Stamps 2:03 Nelson explains Roboflows aim to make the world programmable through computer vision.

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Applying Visual AI to Legacy Security Systems

DataRobot Blog

Artificial intelligence (AI) can accelerate inspections by automating some reviews and prioritizing others, and unlike humans at the end of a long shift, an AI’s performance does not degrade over time. The training dataset used to train the AI model contains approximately 5,000 X-ray security images. AI CLOUD FOR PUBLIC SECTOR.

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YOLO Explained: From v1 to v11

Viso.ai

Object detection is a computer vision task that uses neural networks to localize and classify objects in images. Multiple machine-learning algorithms are used for object detection, one of which is convolutional neural networks (CNNs). This task has a wide range of applications, from medical imaging to self-driving cars.

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AI Emotion Recognition Using Computer Vision

Heartbeat

It gives the computer the ability to observe and learn from visual data just like humans. Editorially independent, Heartbeat is sponsored and published by Comet, an MLOps platform that enables data scientists & ML teams to track, compare, explain, & optimize their experiments. and applies this learning tosolving problems.