Wyze Labs
Fine-Grain Object Recognition Using Wyze Cam
Network cameras are used widely in both consumer and industrial applications, and some advanced features like Machine Learning tagging can help to provide insights into the video streams. However, the current content-based tagging solutions can only generate high-level labels like a car, person or pet instead of specific subordinate categories from these high-level labels. The student team worked to provide a more informative image tagging solution by investigating the application of fine-grained object recognition for dog breeds in network cameras.
Faculty Adviser
Arka Majumdar,
Associate Professor; Photonics and Nano Devices,
Electrical & Computer Engineering
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