π Intelligent Object Detection Made Simple
Summer may be winding down, but the Summer of Workflows is still heating up.
This week, transform raw images into actionable insights with our latest Object Detection Workflow! ApertureDB treats bounding boxes and polygons as first-class citizens, enabling powerful search capabilities that go beyond traditional computer vision solutions.
π¬ Β See It In Action
πΒ Key Features:
Smart Ingestion: Pull directly from AWS/GCP buckets with secure authentication
Pre-trained Models: FRCNN MobileNet (plus ResNet & RetinaNet options)
Advanced Querying: Search images by detected labels, perform similarity searches on regions
Open Source: Fully customizable workflows on GitHub
Cloud Integration: Seamless Jupyter notebook connectivity
π‘ What You Can Do:
β Detect & label objects automatically
β Crop specific regions for further analysis
β Find similar objects across your dataset
β Perform intersection over union operations
β Execute complex JSON-based searches
Perfect for: Computer vision researchers, AI developers, data scientists working with multimodal datasets.
π Try It Now!
Read the docs Β | Β Explore the codeΒ |Β Additional Resources
Currently powered by the FRCNN model - got other models in mind? We'd love to hear from you!
Part 8 of our Summer of Workflow series - only 4 more innovative workflows coming your way!
Team ApertureData


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So now users can simply upload their collection of images using our S3 or GCS bucket upload and run this workflow to start querying by label. That's snazzy. These will also show up on ApertureDB UI to understand the dataset better