Vision Meets Drones: Big Test for Object Detection
Imagine cameras on drones watching busy streets and parks, and a huge collection of pictures made to teach computers to see.
This project gathered footage across 14 different cities, from north to south, captured 263 short videos and 10,209 separate images, none overlap, and it include more than 2.
5 million labeled objects.
The images show people, cars, bikes and other stuff, with many hard shots like partly hidden people, odd angles, or fast movement.
That makes the set a real challenge for current tools.
The goal is simple: make better systems to spot and follow things from the sky.
There are four main tasks — find objects in single pictures, spot them in videos, track one object across frames, and track many objects at once — and each one reveals different problems.
This resource help teams test ideas, find weak spots, and push drone vision forward.
If you care about smart cameras, self-flying gadgets, or safer cities, this big dataset matters.
Strong progress could change how drones see the world.
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Vision Meets Drones: A Challenge
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