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Labelbox helps Move.ai iterate 2x faster on computer vision algorithms with video annotation

Move.ai needed to train multiple AI algorithms for complex computer vision tasks — identifying people, classifying objects on a person such as jersey numbers, and recognizing human limbs in varied poses and distances, often occluded — across several distinct use cases, all requiring large amounts of labeled training data generated at speed.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Training data need identified
Move.ai turned to Labelbox to spin up a labeling team, develop training data for their models, and iterate at top speed.
Tools used
LabelboxBoostPython SDKTensorflow · partnerPyTorch · partnerTensorRT · partnerNvidia RTX GPUsNvidia T4s
Outcome

Labelbox's data engine provided faster iterations on Move.ai's algorithms, helping them move 2x faster in the domain and accelerate their go-to-market strategy and subsequent product launches.

Results
Volume2x as fast
Source

https://labelbox.com/customers/move-ai-customer-story/

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