Roboflow Changelog: September 2021
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Welcome to another installment of the Roboflow Changelog where we summarize the improvements to Roboflow's product suite over the preceding month. You can find the last changelog (for August 2021) here.
The biggest highlights from last month were celebrating the release of Roboflow Universe (opens in a new tab), our community space for sharing computer vision projects, and our new Plans & Pricing (our advanced features are now free for those sharing their data publicly).
Roboflow Organize
- Launched new plans and pricing including making our most advanced features free to students and hobbyists open sourcing their projects on Roboflow Universe (opens in a new tab)
- Added Overview/Readme tab to projects
- Enabled team workspace creation & invites
- Revamped URL scheme
- Added ability to delete empty workspaces
- Enabled streamlined signup via roboflow.com
- Added video uploading and annotation to all plans
- Launched into general availability
- Improved error handling
- Fixed roboflow.js (opens in a new tab) tensor order non-determinism
Roboflow Deploy
- Released our Zero Shot Object Tracking open source repository
- Added GPU inference-server docker for Enterprise customers
- Launched Label Assist on all new plans
Other
- Launched Roboflow Universe 🚀
- Refreshed our logo and press kit
- Had a launch party for Roboflow Universe (see the recording (opens in a new tab))
- Hosted the full team in Des Moines for an on-site
- Volunteered at Meals from the Heartland (opens in a new tab)
- Added Jay (Field Engineer), Kate (Head of Operations), and Palash (Full-Stack Engineer) to the team
- Opened several new job listings (opens in a new tab) (come help us democratize computer vision!)
- 16 bug fixes
- 14 blog posts
- 7 YouTube videos (opens in a new tab)
- Spoke at OpenCV (opens in a new tab)
- Featured in/at: Rackspace (opens in a new tab), Hacker News (opens in a new tab) (a (opens in a new tab) few (opens in a new tab) times (opens in a new tab)), Yannic Kilcher (opens in a new tab), Gigazine (opens in a new tab), AI & Crypto Newsletter (opens in a new tab), 9to5Mac (opens in a new tab), Startup Stories (opens in a new tab), Clay and Milk (opens in a new tab).
- User projects: classifying galaxy shapes (opens in a new tab), hard hat detection (opens in a new tab), plant detection (opens in a new tab), classifying diabetic retinopathy (opens in a new tab), soda can recognition (opens in a new tab), cheating at video games (opens in a new tab)