Compare Ango Hub vs. LabelMe

Ango Hub is an all-in-one, quality-oriented data annotation platform that AI teams can use. Ango Hub is available on-premise and in the cloud. It allows AI teams and their data annotation workforces to quickly and efficiently annotate their data without compromising quality. Ango Hub is the only data annotation platform that focuses on quality. It features features that enhance the quality of your annotations. These include a centralized labeling system, a real time issue system, review workflows and sample label libraries. There is also consensus up to 30 on the same asset. Ango Hub is versatile as well. It supports all data types that your team might require, including image, audio, text and native PDF. There are nearly twenty different labeling tools that you can use to annotate data. Some of these tools are unique to Ango hub, such as rotated bounding box, unlimited conditional questions, label relations and table-based labels for more complicated labeling tasks.

LabelMe aims to offer an online platform for annotating images, facilitating the creation of image databases for research in computer vision. By utilizing the annotation tool, users can actively contribute to the growing database. Images can be systematically organized into collections, with the flexibility to create nested collections akin to folders. When a user downloads their database, the organization of collections will reflect this folder structure. Users can also upload images to their collections and annotate them using the LabelMe tool. Furthermore, unlisted collections allow for viewing by anyone with access to the specific URL, although they won't be featured among public folders. Ultimately, LabelMe's objective is to ensure that both images and annotations are made accessible to the research community without any limitations, fostering collaboration and innovation. This commitment to open access highlights the importance of shared resources in advancing computer vision research.