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The adaptive threshold that deleted the thing we were looking for
Yan Wang
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Sep 13
The adaptive threshold that deleted the thing we were looking for
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Architecting Project Nero: Real-Time Exam Attendance via Local Computer Vision
Ahmad Akmal Abdullah
Ahmad Akmal Abdullah
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Sep 9
Architecting Project Nero: Real-Time Exam Attendance via Local Computer Vision
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Why 90 and 270 Degree Rotations Are the Hardest for Vision Models to Catch
Tomer Bar-Meir (Tom)
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Oct 2
Why 90 and 270 Degree Rotations Are the Hardest for Vision Models to Catch
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"You Got a Labeled Dataset. Here's How to Actually Verify It's Trustworthy."
Naanhe Gujral
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Sep 9
"You Got a Labeled Dataset. Here's How to Actually Verify It's Trustworthy."
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Building an Edge AI People Counter: The Parts After Detection
Leonard Liao
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Sep 8
Building an Edge AI People Counter: The Parts After Detection
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I benchmarked 9 object-detection models on the same GPU — here's what changed
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Sep 8
I benchmarked 9 object-detection models on the same GPU — here's what changed
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Building a Real-Time Crowd Anomaly Detector with MobileNetV2 and OpenCV
Alugam Sahasra
Alugam Sahasra
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Sep 7
Building a Real-Time Crowd Anomaly Detector with MobileNetV2 and OpenCV
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On-Device Computer Vision Under 16 Milliseconds
Amit chakraborty
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Sep 11
On-Device Computer Vision Under 16 Milliseconds
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Building Darb: A Dual-Engine AI Architecture for Real-Time Assistive Vision
Abdulrahman Haramain
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Sep 29
Building Darb: A Dual-Engine AI Architecture for Real-Time Assistive Vision
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Show Dev: I built an on-prem AI parking spot monitor to replace $400 in-ground sensors
Matthew Hill
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Sep 6
Show Dev: I built an on-prem AI parking spot monitor to replace $400 in-ground sensors
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Winking at my laptop to turn pages
Kuldeep
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Sep 24
Winking at my laptop to turn pages
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System design for physical AI: forecasting construction schedule slips with edge vision and an open-weight model
Umar Bilal
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Oct 9
System design for physical AI: forecasting construction schedule slips with edge vision and an open-weight model
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Why Your Smart Glasses Might Be Looking at Your Wall Instead of Your Fingers
Akhila Sharon
Akhila Sharon
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Oct 8
Why Your Smart Glasses Might Be Looking at Your Wall Instead of Your Fingers
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Imag-Eval
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Sep 4
Imag-Eval
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Building TargetV1: A Confidence-Gated Recognition Pipeline (and the Blackwell GPU Bug That Almost Stopped Me)
Tariq Ahmad
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Sep 3
Building TargetV1: A Confidence-Gated Recognition Pipeline (and the Blackwell GPU Bug That Almost Stopped Me)
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