Posts in Category: Computer Vision (7)
Detailed guides and projects on enabling computers to interpret visual information, covering image processing, object detection, and CNNs.
SAMURAI: How a Motion Filter Makes SAM 2 Better at Tracking Objects in Video
In video object tracking, you draw a box around something in the first frame and the model follows it for the rest of the video. This becomes difficult when the...
Roboface-an Interactive Face Animation Tracker for the Mouse Pointer
I want you to imagine a character that tracks your mouse and expresses emotions based on how you interact with it. Emotions range from happy, surprised, bored, or neutral. The...
Free Roboflow Notebooks for Training Your Own Computer Vision Models
Are you looking to learn how to build a computer vision model? High-quality computer vision tutorials can be found on GitHub, thanks to Piotr Skalski and the Roboflow team. Step-by-Step...
Trying NVIDIA's Difix on Blurry Phone Photos: What It Fixes and What It Distorts
Difix is an image model from NVIDIA that cleans up blurry or smeared images in a single pass. NVIDIA has a demo on Hugging Face, so I tried it on...
Agentic Object Detection and Document Extraction with Landing.ai
This week, I dive into agentic object detection and document extraction using tools from Landing.ai, one of Andrew Ng's innovative startups Inspired by Andrew Ng's recent post on X about...
Kolors Virtual Try-On: How to Try On Outfits with AI (Demo and Tips)
Let us examine the Kolors Virtual Try-On app a useful option for trying out different outfits virtually. By uploading an image, you can see how various clothing styles might look...
YOLO Object Detection Explained: Every Version From v1 to YOLO11, Licensing and Uses
Before YOLO, most object detectors worked in two stages. First they proposed a few thousand regions of the image that might contain something, then they ran a classifier on each...