Bounding Box Annotation
Bounding box annotation involves drawing rectangular boxes around objects of interest in images or videos. It’s the most widely used technique in computer vision tasks for object detection and classification.
Bounding box annotation involves drawing rectangular boxes around objects of interest in images or videos. It’s the most widely used technique in computer vision tasks for object detection and classification.
• Annotating organs in X-rays and MRI scans
• Identifying tumors or anomalies in pathology slides
• Labeling surgical instruments for robotic surgery
• Detecting pedestrians, vehicles, and road signs in ADAS and autonomous driving
• Lane and traffic signal recognition
• Detecting products on shelves for inventory management
• Object recognition in virtual try-on apps
• Automated checkout systems
• Quality control through defect detection
• Monitoring assembly line object placement
• Robotics vision for automated handling
• Livestock detection and counting
• Crop health monitoring using drone imagery
• Pest identification in plants
• Parcel tracking and labeling in warehouses
• Autonomous forklift and robot vision training
• Barcode detection and object sorting