Roboflow Changelog: November 2021
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It's been a whirlwind of a month at Roboflow with lots of changes, updates, and expansion going on behind the scenes. Each month, we share a recap of product and company updates. If you missed last month's edition of the Roboflow Changelog, you can find it here.
Roboflow Organize
- Released "Isolate Objects" preprocessing step to extract bounding boxes from object detection datasets for use in single-class classification
- Added ability to add image annotations via REST API
- Improved Scale.ai annotation support
- Added a global in-app announcement ability
Roboflow Train and Deploy
- Launched Enterprise GPU (opens in a new tab) accelerated inference container
- Added image resize to sample web app code
- Improved inference usage logs and reporting
- Created offline mode example repo (opens in a new tab)
- Introduced inference server benchmark repo (opens in a new tab)
- Version controlled docs
Roboflow Universe (opens in a new tab)
- Improved tooling for finding and featuring projects
- Speed improvements across the backend infrastructure
- Highlighted 16 new projects (opens in a new tab)
Other
- Doubled the size of the team (come help us democratize computer vision!)
- Had full-team on-site in Phoenix, AZ
- Updated all training notebooks (opens in a new tab) to use our PIP package & API
- Refactored blog theme
- 20 bug fixes
- 9 blog posts
- 6 YouTube videos (opens in a new tab)
- Presentations: Kimo CV (opens in a new tab)
- Featured in/at: MarketWatch (opens in a new tab), Yahoo News (opens in a new tab), The Tech Tribune (opens in a new tab)
- User projects: coral reef restoration, football analysis, mold detection (opens in a new tab), environment exploration (opens in a new tab), plastic waste sorting (opens in a new tab), object tracking (opens in a new tab), hydroponic farming (opens in a new tab), face detection (opens in a new tab), drone robotics challenge (opens in a new tab), plant breeding (opens in a new tab), self driving car (opens in a new tab)