AI Vision
OCI Vision is an AI service for performing deep-learning–based image analysis at scale. With prebuilt models available out of the box, developers can easily build image recognition and text recognition into their applications without machine learning (ML) expertise. For industry-specific use cases, developers can automatically train custom vision models with their own data. These models can be used to detect visual anomalies in manufacturing, organize digital media assets, and tag items in images to count products or shipments.
How AI Vision works
Select data from an OCI Object Storage input bucket or a local file from your computer. Use OCI Vision's pretrained models to analyze images. Customize models to tailor the analysis to your use case (optional). Integrate with your applications and other OCI services.
Computer vision use cases
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Gain insights from visual data
Automatically extract textual or visual information from images and videos and use that to power analytic applications. Combine visual information from images with additional inputs, such as product sales history and customer reviews to gain a holistic sense of trends, such as product availability and popularity.
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Digital asset management
Enrich image-based files with metadata, including objects and colors for better indexing and retrieval in a digital asset management system or larger data warehouse. Easily retrieve images for uses ranging from intelligent search to retail management.
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Detect visual anomalies
Classify products or equipment as standard or defective based on visual appearance, such as discoloration, tear, rust, deformity, or breaks. Automate the detection of defective materials to flag the need for repairs.
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Monitor scenes
Detect whether vegetation is growing in the surveillance image of a power line or if trucks are available at a lot for delivery by locating objects and entire scenes in images. Localize where particular objects are in a scene or classify the entire image.
Announcing OCI Vision stored video analysis general availability
Aparna Chaturvedi, Principal Product Manager, OCI Vision
You can send a video file to OCI Vision and analyze the entire video or every frame in the video using pretrained or custom models. The feature provides information about detected labels, objects, text, and faces, and it provides the time at which they’re detected. With a timeline bar, you can navigate to the exact timestamp in the video to find a particular label or object.
OCI Vision resources
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