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Roboflow is launching an applied research division focused on computer vision models for edge deployment, including the open-licensed RF-DETR detector and the RF100-VL benchmark. Its performance and adoption claims, such as state-of-the-art results and citations in 13,000 papers, are self-reported and not independently verified. For readers, the useful signals are the open-weight release and the benchmarks, which can be checked against published results.
Introducing Roboflow Labs: Advancing the Frontier of Real World Capabilities
Roboflow is building the visual cortex for artificial intelligence. Every day, millions of developers around the globe and over half of the Fortune 100 use Roboflow to count cells to accelerate cancer research, improve construction site safety, digitize floor plans, preserve coral reef populations, guide drone flight, and much more. Roboflow has been cited in over 13,000 research papers. Today we're announcing Roboflow Labs, our new applied research division dedicated to advancing the frontier
Roboflow is building the visual cortex for artificial intelligence. Every day, millions of developers around the globe and over half of the Fortune 100 use Roboflow to count cells to accelerate cancer research, improve construction site safety, digitize floor…
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