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How to Deploy Computer Vision
In this definitive guide, we break down the decisions required to build a production-grade vision system.
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Inference as a Service: How Roboflow Makes Vision AI Production-Ready
This guide explores how to abstract away the complexities of GPU orchestration and hardware allocation. Roboflow offers a production-grade API with built-in active learning, model chaining, and auto-scaling to turn your vision models into real-world solutions.
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Launch: Process data directly from Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, and more
We’ve expanded Batch Processing to support the wider ecosystem of S3-compatible storage. Learn how to run inference on terabytes of data stored in Wasabi, Backblaze, and Cloudflare R2, and more.
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AI for Live Video: Introducing the Serverless Streaming API
Today we are announcing the Serverless Video Streaming API, the simplest way to run AI on live video streams.
Previously, using AI to understand live video streams meant managing complex cloud infrastructure or configuring local hardware. The Serverless Video Streaming API removes those barriers, allowing you to run powerful vision
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Introducing Roboflow Rapid: Text prompt to vision model in minutes
For most of computer vision's history, training has been extremely challenging. Going from an idea to a deployed application meant spending weeks labeling hundreds or thousands of images by hand just to see if a concept would work.
Now the era of manual labeling is ending.
Today, we
• 4 min read
How to use YOLOE for Zero-Shot Object Detection & Segmentation
In computer vision, few model families have made as big an impact as YOLO. Originally designed for fast and accurate object detection, the YOLO architecture has evolved rapidly, now supporting both complex detection and segmentation tasks.
With the rise of YOLOE and other enhanced variants, it's now easier
• 9 min read
How to Build an iOS App with Visual AI Capabilities
In this guide, we’ll walk through using a custom object detection model tailored to identify glasses and show you how to seamlessly integrate it into an iOS app for instant live detection — all with minimal latency and maximum convenience.
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How to Control a PTZ Camera with Computer Vision and Roboflow Workflows
Learn how to control a PTZ camera in a computer vision application.
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How to Use Perception Encoder
Learn how to use and deploy Meta AI's Perception Encoder model with Roboflow Inference.
• 6 min read
How to Deploy RF-DETR to an NVIDIA Jetson
Learn how to deploy RF-DETR to a Roboflow Jetson.
• 8 min read
Launch: Roboflow Instant Models
Roboflow Instant is a free, quick-to-train, few-shot model that requires as few as a half-dozen labelled images to produce an accurate object detection model.
• 4 min read
Launch: Manage Computer Vision Deployments with Device Manager
Learn how to use the Roboflow Device Manager to manage computer vision deployments.
• 7 min read
Launch: Train and Deploy RF-DETR Models with Roboflow
Learn how to train RF-DETR models with Roboflow Train and deploy RF-DETR models with Roboflow Workflows and Inference.
• 7 min read
Launch: Roboflow Batch Processing
Learn how to use Batch Processing to run multi-step vision AI workflows on a folder of images or videos.
• 5 min read
What Is Edge AI And How Does It Work?
By running models "at the edge," companies can benefit from high performance, fast decision making, reduced cloud costs, and enhanced security.
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Rock, Paper, Scissors with AI: How to Make Multiplayer Games
This is a template for making multiplayer games - such as rock paper scissors- that involve your hands and body using AI or computer vision. You can even submit new games to the repo and I will host them at https://handland.lol
Included Multiplayer Games:
The repo currently comes
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Launch: Dedicated Deployments
When you deploy a computer vision model, you may want to have a dedicated server, or several servers, to which you can route requests to your vision model. This is ideal for workflows where you are processing images from a client (i.e. a web application), recorded videos, and more.
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Count Objects on a Conveyor Belt Using Computer Vision
In many manufacturing environments, conveyor belts are used for transporting objects, especially small components such as bolts, nuts, or other fasteners through various stages of production. Being able to reliably count these objects in real-time improves inventory management, quality assurance, and overall efficiency.
Introduction
In this guide, we’ll walk
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Edge vs. Cloud Deployment: Which is Right for Your AI Project?
Learn what edge and cloud deployment are and how to evaluate which is best for your AI projects.
• 1 min read
Roboflow is now available in Google Cloud Marketplace
Streamline procurement, deployment, and billing for Google Cloud customers building vision solutions with Roboflow.
• 7 min read
AWS Lookout for Vision Migration
Learn how to migrate data from AWS Lookout for Vision and train new classification and segmentation models.
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Launch: Use YOLO11 with Roboflow
Learn about how you can use Roboflow to assist with YOLO11 data labeling, modeling and model training, and deployment.
• 6 min read
How to Train YOLOv11 Instance Segmentation on a Custom Dataset
Learn how to fine-tune a YOLOv11 instance segmetnation model with a custom dataset and deploy the model with Roboflow Inference.
• 12 min read
Build an Egg Counting System with Computer Vision
Learn how to build a system to count eggs on an assembly line using computer vision.
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