Here is an example of how you can run 3 object detection algorithms with the same 8 lines of code in a few seconds. We use face detection from Kornia, YOLOv5 object detection from Ultralytics and Detectron2 keypoints from Meta AI. More info on our Github repo : https://github.com/Ikomia-dev/IkomiaApi How Read more…
If you decided to start experimenting with Ikomia Computer Vision API, you are at the right place. For those of you who want to go solo, well we built it clean and simple so just help yourself with our documentation and our Github, and enjoy the experience! In the team, Read more…
If you decided to start experimenting with Ikomia Computer Vision STUDIO, you are at the right place. For those of you who want to experiment by themselves, it’s a no code tool so just follow the in-app help and enjoy the experience! In the team, we use the STUDIO on Read more…
Ikomia Use Case: Facial Landmark Detection using OpenCV – 5 min read – Facial Landmark Detection is an important task in many applications such as emotion recognition in marketing, drowsiness detection in automotive or automatic facial makeup. Today, we will explain how to detect facial landmarks in your images or Read more…
Update 21/09/2022 : MacOS is no longer supported by the Ikomia Team. How to install Ikomia on MacOS Today, we are going to install Ikomia on MacOS. First of all, let us briefly recall what is Ikomia. Ikomia is a cross-platform software dedicated to use, share and reproduce state of Read more…
How to install Ikomia on Windows 10 Here are the steps to install Ikomia on Windows 10. Ikomia is a cross-platform software dedicated to use, share and reproduce state of the art computer vision algorithms (see here for more details). At first, you need to download Ikomia here. For that, Read more…
How to install Ikomia STUDIO on Linux Here are the steps to install Ikomia STUDIO on Linux Ubuntu 18.04 but it’s the same process whatever your distro. Ikomia is a cross-platform software dedicated to use, share and reproduce state of the art Computer Vision algorithms (see here for more details). Read more…
Ikomia – A shared vision of research Ikomia is a startup dedicated to computer vision and artificial intelligence. At Ikomia, we deeply believe in a modern way to use and share research works all around the world. We also believe that accessing and testing methods from the state of the Read more…