15 Sep 2026 • 13 min read Canny Edge Detection in Computer Vision Canny edge detection in five steps (blur, gradients, NMS, thresholds, hysteresis), plus a Roboflow Workflow that runs it on images and video.
8 Sep 2026 • 22 min read Gaze Detection and Gaze Tracking Explained Gaze tracking explained, plus a working pipeline: detect faces with SAM 3, track them with OC-SORT, and estimate gaze with L2CS-Net in Roboflow.
8 Sep 2026 • 10 min read Auto Label with GPT-6 Astra in Roboflow GPT-6 Astra runs zero-shot detection on your images and returns bounding boxes for the classes you define.
3 Sep 2026 • 14 min read Edge AI Inference for Manufacturing A reject decision must happen in milliseconds, cameras generate data continuously, and the line still runs when the WAN does not. This guide covers edge vision deployment for manufacturing, from hardware and model optimization to PLC integration and IT/OT controls.
3 Sep 2026 • 7 min read How to Set a Confidence Threshold for Object Detection Learn how to choose and validate an object detection confidence threshold using precision, recall, error costs, and real-world model behavior.
2 Sep 2026 • 12 min read Finding Edge Cases in a Computer Vision Dataset Mine low-confidence predictions from production images, review them with a VLM, then label and retrain.
28 Aug 2026 • 7 min read How to Build an Autonomous Defect Detector with Physical AI Pulling bad parts by hand dates back to 1960s assembly lines. I built a local defect detector using a webcam, RF-DETR, and a desktop robot arm. Ten training photos and 0.2 seconds per frame run the full detect, decide, pick, and verify loop right on my desk.
28 Aug 2026 • 9 min read How to Auto-Label Image Data with Gemini 3.7 in Roboflow Roboflow Auto Label runs Gemini 3.7 across the batch and returns bounding boxes for the classes you define.
28 Aug 2026 • 10 min read How to Build a Parking Lot Monitoring System with Computer Vision In this guide, we show how to build a parking lot occupancy monitoring system with computer vision.
27 Aug 2026 • 7 min read Roboflow Playground: Try and Compare 130+ Computer Vision Models We are excited to announce a tool to help you try, compare, and evaluate over 130 computer vision models side by side for free without API keys or custom code.
27 Aug 2026 • 20 min read Object Detection API: Best Hosted Options in 2026 (and When to Own Your Model) Compare the best object detection APIs. Learn how they differ in custom training, pricing, model export, and edge deployment, and when to choose a hosted API or run your own model on private hardware.
26 Aug 2026 • 7 min read Robotics Perception Stacks: How Robots Understand Their Environment Learn how robotics perception stacks combine cameras, sensors, computer vision models, tracking, and sensor fusion to help robots understand and interact with their environment.
24 Aug 2026 • 12 min read How to Measure Volume with Computer Vision Learn how to measure box volume with computer vision using Roboflow Workflows. This tutorial uses SAM 3 segmentation, a 5 × 5 cm calibration marker, Mask Area Measurement, and Custom Python to convert pixels into physical dimensions and calculate external and internal box volume.
21 Aug 2026 • 5 min read Building a Physical AI that Plays Connect 4 Teaching a robot to play Connect 4 using RF-DETR object detection, a 12ms negamax search engine, and Gemini Flash for live vocal roasts. Check out the setup guide and source code to build your own.
20 Aug 2026 • 7 min read GS1 Sunrise 2027: How to Verify 2D Barcodes on the Production Line Learn what GS1 Sunrise 2027 requires and how computer vision can verify 2D barcode quality, label placement, mixed barcode reading, product data, and downstream scanning with Roboflow.
19 Aug 2026 • 1 min read Announcing the Visual Intelligence Summit On October 22, we're hosting the Visual Intelligence Summit, a one-day gathering in San Francisco for the people building AI that sees and acts in the physical world. The model builders, chip makers, robotics founders, and operators running vision AI in production, all in the same place.
18 Aug 2026 • 15 min read On-Premise Computer Vision: Run Vision AI on Your Own Servers On-premise computer vision lets you run vision AI on your own servers, edge devices, or factory hardware. Learn how local inference works, which deployment fits, what hardware you need, how to set up Roboflow Inference, and how to manage models securely at scale.
18 Aug 2026 • 10 min read How to Verify Torque Marks with Computer Vision Learn how to verify torque marks with computer vision using RF-DETR and a Vision-Language Model.
18 Aug 2026 • 12 min read Self-Hosted Computer Vision: Run Your Own Vision Stack with Roboflow Inference Learn how to deploy self-hosted computer vision models for privacy, low latency, and offline use. See how Roboflow Inference simplifies local deployment
17 Aug 2026 • 10 min read What Is An Inference Server? Run an inference server yourself for low latency, on-prem data, or offline use; use a hosted API otherwise. Start one locally with Docker.
14 Aug 2026 • 14 min read mAP@0.5 vs. mAP@0.5:0.95: What’s the Difference? mAP@0.5 uses a single 0.50 IoU threshold; mAP@0.5:0.95 averages ten thresholds from 0.50 to 0.95. See how each is calculated and when to use it.
14 Aug 2026 • 12 min read Best Edge Devices for Computer Vision Explore the best edge devices for computer vision, from NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi to industrial PCs and Roboflow AI1. Learn how FPS, model size, camera count, and GPU acceleration affect performance, and how Roboflow Inference helps deploy vision models efficiently at the edge.
14 Aug 2026 • 8 min read Moving from Manual Inspection to Machine Vision: A Regulatory Field Guide for Medical Device Quality Teams Automated visual inspection validation under QMSR: an inspection method change is a letter to file, not a 510(k). Here is the evidence package.
14 Aug 2026 • 7 min read How to Build an AI Basketball Shot Evaluator Build a local basketball shot tracker using an RF-DETR detector and zero-shot keypoint tracking. Learn how to calibrate distance from the rim, detect shot release with pose data, handle net occlusions using physics, and render live mechanics overlays onto your video.