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We make developer tools for computer vision so engineers can create models without being machine learning experts: collect data, organize images, annotate, trai
by rocauc 6y ago
We make developer tools for computer vision so engineers can create models without being machine learning experts: collect data, organize images, annotate, train, deploy, and improve.
- fxtentacle 6y agoThat is a very bad pitch. I'm doing computer vision all day long but I still don't know what service you offer and/or if it might help me.
- meibo 6y agoMaybe that's your experience because you're into the matter, for me, judging from the screenshots and explanation, it seems like Scratch-like/no-code CV which seems pretty cool.
- fxtentacle 6y agoI was referring purely to the text pitch here on HN.
- rocauc 6y agoAh, yeah, that one liner resonates with teams establishing their vision infra. Teams build production vision models in the span of an afternoon with better tools, e.g. one dev built this Mountain Dew bottle model during Super Bowl half time. Some ML engineers find value in things like automated annotation, testing model architectures (models.roboflow.com), and having one-click deploy for custom object detection APIs. Think of it like replacing all the one-off scripts so you can focus on your domain-specific problems instead of reinventing the wheel on vision infrastructure.
- chrischen 6y agoI’d imagine if it’s targeted at non ML experts then it wouldn’t be of much help to you,
- skanga 6y agoIt should still be UNDERSTANDABLE to ML experts even if they are not the target customer. IMO Making your pitch non-understandable is just a bad idea ...
- dudeman13 6y agoOr maybe they don't care to make a pitch as in sell you something, but just wanted to briefly explain it to that other dude?
- ksm1717 6y agoA chance response to a comment on random third party thread with a quick explanation. You: “very bad pitch” Wouldn’t life be great if every comment was an ad?