Building Live Detection ML Model Using Tensorflow Model Maker Part One

The Efficientdet lite object detection model is a lightweight, high-performing model developed by Google for deployment on devices with limited resources such as smartphones and edge devices. It is compatible with a wide range of platforms and devices including Android, Linux, Windows, Chrome OS, and iPhone, thanks to the cross-platform compatibility of the Tensorflow runtime. The model can achieve an inference speed of 20 milliseconds, making it fast for low-resource devices, and it can also be run on Intel CPUs without a GPU using the “XNNPack delegate” feature. Google provides an easy-to-use API called “Tensorflow model maker” for building and training the model, simplifying the development process. In this tutorial, we will show you how to prepare a dataset, build and train an object detection model using efficientnet lite architecture and Tensorflow Lite model maker, and use the trained model to detect apples and oranges in images. We will also provide example code and a complete running notebook for Google Colab, as well as example code for running the model on edge devices and devices with Intel CPUs but no GPU, and an Android application for live inference. ...

6 min · 1129 words · Abdullah Al Hadrami

Deploying Object Detection App into Android & EDGE Devices Part Two

You can refer to the previous post to learn how to build the object detection model using the TensorFlow Model Maker API and the efficientdet-lite model (https://www.aivision.app/ai/tensorflow-model-maker-part-two/) Live Demo for Android and EDGE Device Here is the live demo for Object Detection App on Android and Edge Devices. Clone the Repo git clone https://github.com/Abdullamhd/od_efficientdet Building the Object Detection App for Android (Mobile Devices) Prerequisites Android Studio Android Device with Android 8 or higher. Once you have cloned the repo, you can open the project in Android Studio. The project is located in the android_od folder. ...

4 min · 709 words · Abdullah Al Hadrami