RectLabel vs. Deep Block

An offline image annotation tool is designed to support both object detection and segmentation tasks effectively. Users can create various shapes such as polygons, cubic bezier curves, line segments, and points for accurate labeling of images. It also enables the drawing of oriented bounding boxes, particularly useful for aerial imagery analysis. Additionally, the tool allows users to label key points that can be interconnected by skeletons and offers the capability to paint pixels using brushes or superpixels. It ensures compatibility with different machine learning formats by supporting both PASCAL VOC XML and YOLO text reading and writing. Furthermore, users have the option to export their annotated data to CreateML for object detection and image classification tasks, as well as to COCO, Labelme, YOLO, DOTA, and CSV formats. The tool accommodates diverse project requirements by enabling the export of indexed color mask images and grayscale mask images. Users can easily modify settings related to objects, attributes, hotkeys, and fast labeling features to enhance their workflow efficiency. A customizable label dialog allows for smooth integration with attributes, and one-click buttons streamline the selection of object names. With an impressive auto-suggest feature that considers over 5000 object names, users can search for objects, attributes, and image names conveniently in a gallery view. Automatic labeling is facilitated through Core ML models, and the tool includes OCR technology for automatic text recognition. It also offers features to convert videos into image frames and execute image augmentation tasks. Language support covers English, Chinese, Korean, and 11 additional languages, thus catering to a wide-ranging user base and boosting productivity across various regions.

Deep Block is an innovative no-code platform designed to empower users to train and implement their own AI models utilizing our unique Machine Learning technology. Are you familiar with complex mathematical concepts like Backpropagation? At one point, I had to transform a poorly structured set of equations into single-variable equations, which was quite a challenge. Does that sound confusing? This is precisely the kind of difficulty that many individuals embarking on their AI learning journey face, whether they are tackling foundational or more sophisticated deep learning principles while attempting to develop their own AI models. Imagine if I told you that even a child could train an AI model just as effectively as a seasoned computer vision professional. This accessibility stems from the user-friendly nature of the technology, where application developers and engineers often just need a little guidance to navigate it effectively, raising the question of why they should endure a convoluted learning process. That’s precisely why we launched Deep Block—to enable both individuals and organizations to create their own computer vision models, harnessing the capabilities of AI for their applications without needing any previous machine learning knowledge. If you have a mouse and keyboard, you can easily access our web-based platform, explore our project library for creative ideas, and select from a variety of ready-to-use AI training modules to get started immediately.