Roboflow

Roboflow is a platform for building computer vision systems, which are AI models that read images, video and camera streams. It is aimed at companies that run vision AI in factories, warehouses and other physical settings.

Roboflow helps teams collect image data, train models on it and run those models in production. Customer examples cover production lines, rail yards and food plants, and some models run on edge hardware close to the camera. The company also publishes an open source Python library called supervision, which provides tools for working with detections.

• Train vision models on your own image data
• Run models on edge devices near the camera
• Work with images, video and live streams
• Inspection use cases such as defect detection
• Open source supervision library under the MIT licence

Manufacturers, logistics operators and other industrial teams that want to check products or track objects automatically. Computer vision engineers who would rather use a managed platform than build the whole pipeline themselves will also find it useful.

The platform is a commercial product with a published pricing page, and the site offers a demo request and a sign up path. The customer stories focus on large enterprise deployments. The supervision library is free to use under the MIT licence, but the hosted platform is a separate product with its own terms.