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YOLO-NAS to Roboflow Keypoint Detection Model

Connect YOLO-NAS with Roboflow Keypoint Detection Model

Build a multi-stage computer vision pipeline by connecting YOLO-NAS with Roboflow Keypoint Detection Model and deploy a production application in minutes.
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YOLO-NAS

YOLO-NAS

YOLO-NAS is a type of Roboflow Object Detection Model.
Use YOLO-NAS in the Roboflow Object Detection Model Roboflow Workflows block.
Roboflow Keypoint Detection Model

Roboflow Keypoint Detection Model

Run inference on a keypoint detection model.
Run inference on a keypoint detection model hosted on or uploaded to Roboflow. You can query any model that is private to your account, or any public model available on [Roboflow Universe](https://universe.roboflow.com). You will need to set your Roboflow API key in your Inference environment to use this block. To learn more about setting your Roboflow API key, [refer to the Inference documentation](https://inference.roboflow.com/quickstart/configure_api_key/).

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Each block can receive inputs, execute code, and send outputs to the next block in your Workflow. You can use the drag-and-drop UI to configure connections and see the JSON definitions of what’s happening behind the scenes.
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