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Roboflow Integrations

Explore how to use Roboflow in combination with other software to solve computer vision problems.

Fastdup

fastdup is an open source project that provides unsupervised image and video dataset analysis tools.

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HuggingFace

You can use datasets annotated and generated in Roboflow in HuggingFace image models.

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Google Cloud Vision

You can train models on datasets in the Roboflow platform directly on the Google Cloud Platform through Cloud Vision.

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Microsoft Azure Vision Training

You can train models on datasets in the Roboflow platform directly on Microsoft Azure's infrastructure.

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VoTT

You can export the data annotated in VoTT into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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Supervisely

You can export the data annotated in Supervisely into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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SuperAnnotate

You can export the data annotated in SuperAnnotate into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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ScaleAI

You can export the data annotated in ScaleAI into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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SageMaker Ground Truth

You can export the data annotated in SageMaker Ground Truth into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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CreateML

You can export the data annotated in Roboflow into CreateML for use in training a model.

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LabelMe

You can export the data annotated in LabelMe into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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LabelImg

You can export the data annotated in LabelImg into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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LabelBox

You can export the data annotated in LabelBox into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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IBM Cloud

You can export the data annotated in IBM Cloud into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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AWS Rekognition Custom Labels

You can export the data annotated in AWS Rekognition into Roboflow for use in generating a dataset with preprocessing and augmentations, and for use in model training.

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Raspberry Pi

You can deploy the Roboflow inference server to a Pi, ideal when you need to deploy your model on a device with a small form factor.

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YOLOv8

You can deploy models using custom-trained YOLOv8 weights using Roboflow.

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YOLOv5

You can deploy models using custom-trained YOLOv5 weights using Roboflow.

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NVIDIA Jetson

You can deploy models hosted on Roboflow to an NVIDIA Jetson.

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iOS

You can deploy models hosted on Roboflow into native mobile apps using the iOS SDK.

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Glitch.me

You can deploy Roboflow models in the browser in a Glitch.me environment.

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AWS S3

You can add upload images stored in S3 for use in building datasets for models in Roboflow.

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Zapier

Use Zapier and Roboflow to build no-code computer vision applications.

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OBS

Use Roboflow models to control OBS live streams and videos.

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Make Sense

Use Roboflow models to assist with labelling in Make Sense.

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Web Browser

The roboflow.js JavaScript library, built on top of tensorflow.js, provides concise utilities to deploy your models hosted on Roboflow to a web browser.

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Kubernetes

The inference server Docker containers provided by Roboflow can be hosted using Kubernetes.

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Luxonis OAK

Roboflow provides a Python package called roboflowoak that provides easy utilities for running models hosted on Roboflow on an OAK.

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NVIDIA TRT

Roboflow provides a Docker container for use with TensorRT. This container supports inference using Roboflow models for object detection, classification, and instance segmentation tasks.

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