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RebrickNet is an abandoned project that supports only 300 parts. I recommend Brickognize [1], which recognizes all 85k Lego parts, minifigures, and sets. Discl
by prybak 2y ago
RebrickNet is an abandoned project that supports only 300 parts. I recommend Brickognize [1], which recognizes all 85k Lego parts, minifigures, and sets.
Disclosure: I'm the creator.
[1] https://brickognize.com/ https://brickognize.com/
- cgeier 2y agoWhich works really well! Thanks for a great project! Is there any more information available on how it works?
- pragmatick 2y agoThat's a weirdly minimalistic site. I mean it's nice that the front page is exactly what you want to see but I wish the About page would show some more information about the what the site can do, some examples, technology bits etc.
- rkagerer 2y agoSometimes a hammer can just be a hammer. I wish the whole web was so clean.
- majke 2y agoPiotr has an amazing video on the inner workings of his model https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzyG4Wf1Nkc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzyG4Wf1Nkc
- fxtentacle 2y agoAre you willing to share some info on architecture and data set?