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How to Use Computer Vision to Blur Your Screen
Learn how to use computer vision to blur regions of your screen on live streams.
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Nathan Yan
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Real-Time Zone Monitoring with Computer Vision
Learn how to monitor zones in real time using computer vision.
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Find Minecraft Trees with Computer Vision
Learn how to identify and mine Minecraft trees with computer vision.
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How to Create a Retail Planogram using Computer Vision
Learn how to create a retail planogram from a photo using computer vision.
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How to Map User Inputs in Video Games with Computer Vision
Gaming is one of the most popular pastimes in the world, offering exciting experiences and endless entertainment from the comfort of your home.
Using computer vision, we are able to analyze our inputs that otherwise would be difficult to track. For example, you could use computer vision to build an
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How to Create a Workout Pose Correction Tool
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Computer vision is a useful tool when it comes to understanding and quantifying real-world activity happening in real-time. Tracking human movements with pose estimation is a common way to evaluate athletics or general body movement to help gain insight into proper form and technique.
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How to Build a Reading Assistant with AI
Readers can face trouble when encountering new, unfamiliar words. With advancements in computer vision, we can develop innovative solutions that can aid readers in overcoming these hurdles.
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In this article, we cover how to use object detection and optical character recognition (OCR) models to create
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How to Deploy Hugging Face Models with Roboflow
Hugging Face is an online community with AI models available for download. You can deploy select computer vision models hosted on Hugging Face with Roboflow Inference, a high-performance inference server for computer vision applications.
This guide will show you how you can download models from Hugging Face and deploy them
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How to Import Hugging Face Datasets to Roboflow
Learn how to import a Hugging Face dataset into Roboflow for labeling, training, and deployment.
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How to use MobileNetV4 for Classification
Learn how to use the MobileNetV4 architecture to classify images using pre-trained model weights.
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How to OCR Hand-Written Notes with GPT-4
Learn how to OCR hand-written notes with GPT-4.
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Red Zone Monitoring Using Computer Vision
Ensuring the safety of workers is crucial in industrial settings. One effective method to enhance safety is by creating a computer vision system to identify “red zones,” where heavy machinery is passed around, and where workers need to be extremely cautious.
This tutorial will guide you through the process of
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How to use Florence-2 for Instance Segmentation
Florence-2 is a lightweight model licensed under the MIT license. Although it has significantly fewer parameters than competing models like LLaVA 1.5, Florence-2 remains state-of-the-art due to the high-quality data it was trained on.
Florence-2 is capable of a variety of tasks, including visual question answering, captioning, image detection,
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How to Use GPT-4 To Extract Handwritten Text from Images
This guide walks you through the process of building, training, and deploying a custom computer vision workflow using OpenAI and Roboflow. The process is broken down into three steps:
* Building the model
* Connecting the model to a Workflow
* Writing code to get the outputs
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How to Monitor Productivity with Eye Tracking
Focusing is hard. In recent years, the amount of distractions available to us has been increasing, and we often lose track of how much we are distracted.
To help myself stay engaged, I created a project that accurately tracks how many times I'm distracted in a certain period
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How to Detect Falls with Computer Vision
Learn how to detect when someone falls with computer vision.
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