Building Scalable AI Computer Vision Applications

Опубликовано: 19 Март 2026
на канале: Open Data Science and AI Conference
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Computer vision has enabled enterprises to leverage image and video data to gain actionable insights that can help to generate new revenue opportunities and improve efficiency. Recent advancements in AI and machine learning have opened the door for millions of CV use cases to be built. However, the process of getting these applications into production has been slow due to the lack of unified workflows/platforms and the fragmentation of available tools within the open-source. Furthermore, existing tools have only catered towards data scientists and not general application developers.

This talk will introduce a standardized process and workflow that can be followed to build any computer vision application. This process can help to accelerate development for both application developers and data scientists. We will elaborate on the following:
How to prepare image or video datasets for ML model creation
How to efficiently annotate images/videos to create training/validation datasets
Determine if you should use a pre-trained and apply transfer learning or use a customized model
The need for benchmarking across multiple models, datasets, and hardware targets
What model/system metrics really matter for applications
How to extract poor-performing data for relabelling/retraining
The considerations when deploying on the cloud, edge devices, or edge servers
Monitoring model and data quality/performance

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