Best Image Annotation Tools for Quickwork

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    Google Cloud Vision AI Reviews
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    AutoML Vision provides insights from images at the edge and cloud. Pre-trained Vision API models can also be used to understand text and detect emotion. Google Cloud offers two computer vision products, which use machine learning to help understand your images with an industry-leading prediction accuracy. Automate the creation of custom machine learning models. Upload images, train custom image models using AutoML Vision's intuitive graphical interface, optimize your models for accuracy and latency, and export them to your cloud application or to a range of devices at the edge. Google Cloud's Vision API provides powerful pre-trained machine-learning models via REST and RPC APIs. Assign labels to images and classify them quickly into millions of predefined groups. Detect faces and objects, read printed and handwritten texts, and add valuable metadata to your image catalog.
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    Roboflow Reviews

    Roboflow

    Roboflow

    $250/month
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    Your software can see objects in video and images. A few dozen images can be used to train a computer vision model. This takes less than 24 hours. We support innovators just like you in applying computer vision. Upload files via API or manually, including images, annotations, videos, and audio. There are many annotation formats that we support and it is easy to add training data as you gather it. Roboflow Annotate was designed to make labeling quick and easy. Your team can quickly annotate hundreds upon images in a matter of minutes. You can assess the quality of your data and prepare them for training. Use transformation tools to create new training data. See what configurations result in better model performance. All your experiments can be managed from one central location. You can quickly annotate images right from your browser. Your model can be deployed to the cloud, the edge or the browser. Predict where you need them, in half the time.
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    Clarifai Reviews
    Clarifai is a leading AI platform for modeling image, video, text and audio data at scale. Our platform combines computer vision, natural language processing and audio recognition as building blocks for building better, faster and stronger AI. We help enterprises and public sector organizations transform their data into actionable insights. Our technology is used across many industries including Defense, Retail, Manufacturing, Media and Entertainment, and more. We help our customers create innovative AI solutions for visual search, content moderation, aerial surveillance, visual inspection, intelligent document analysis, and more. Founded in 2013 by Matt Zeiler, Ph.D., Clarifai has been a market leader in computer vision AI since winning the top five places in image classification at the 2013 ImageNet Challenge. Clarifai is headquartered in Delaware
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    Hive Data Reviews

    Hive Data

    Hive

    $25 per 1,000 annotations
    Our fully managed solution makes it easy to create training datasets for computer-vision models. Data labeling is a key factor in creating effective deep learning models. We aim to be the industry's most trusted data labeling platform, helping companies fully take advantage of AI's potential. You can organize your media using discrete categories. You can identify items of interest using one or more bounding boxes. Similar to bounding boxes but with more precision. You can annotate objects with precise width, depth, height. Each pixel in an image should be classified. Each point in an image should be marked. Annotate straight lines within an image. Measure, yaw and pitch the item of interest. Annotate timestamps in audio and video content. Annotate lines that are not defined in an image.
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