At Outline Media Solutions, we offer a comprehensive suite of data annotation services, specifically designed to meet the needs of your machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing (NLP) projects. Our expert annotators provide precise, human-in-the-loop annotations to ensure the highest level of accuracy.
Bounding Box Annotation is a data labeling method where rectangular boxes are drawn around objects in images to define their location and size. It is widely used in computer vision tasks such as object detection, tracking, and image classification. This technique is simple, efficient, and ideal for annotating objects with relatively regular shapes.
Polygon Annotation is a data labeling technique used to outline objects with irregular or complex shapes in images. It involves drawing precise polygonal boundaries around objects to capture their exact edges, making it ideal for tasks like autonomous driving, aerial image analysis, and object detection in computer vision. This method ensures detailed and accurate annotations for high-performance AI models.
Autonomous Vehicle Annotation involves labeling data, such as images and videos, to train AI models for self-driving cars. It includes tasks like identifying and tagging road signs, lane markings, pedestrians, vehicles, and other road elements using techniques like bounding boxes, polygons, and 3D cuboid annotations. Accurate annotation ensures better object detection, navigation, and decision-making for autonomous systems.
3D Cuboid Annotation is a data labeling technique that captures the three-dimensional structure of objects by enclosing them in cuboid-shaped boxes. It provides depth, orientation, and volume information, making it essential for tasks like object detection, distance estimation, and spatial understanding in applications such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, and AR/VR systems.
Image Annotation and Labeling is the process of tagging objects, features, or regions in images to create training datasets for machine learning models. It involves using techniques like bounding boxes, polygons, keypoints, and segmentation to identify and categorize elements within the image. This ensures precise input for AI systems in applications like computer vision, autonomous vehicles, and facial recognition.
Video Annotation is the process of labeling objects frame-by-frame in video footage to train AI models for tasks like object tracking, action recognition, and event detection. It involves techniques such as bounding boxes, polygons, and keypoints to ensure continuity and accuracy across frames, enabling applications in fields like surveillance, autonomous driving, and sports analytics.