Visual AI in
Agriculture
From sprawling fields to tiny seedlings, agriculture data piles up fast. FiftyOne helps you find exactly the samples you need for model training, smart annotation, model evaluation, and more.
Benefits
FiftyOne helps visual AI projects in agriculture thrive
Leaders and innovators in agriculture rely on FiftyOne to accelerate the development of visual AI applications, including crop and livestock health detection and monitoring, automated farm equipment, precision agriculture, grading and sorting, and more.
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features
Designed for AI builders
FiftyOne natively supports and enables the computer vision building blocks needed to develop robust agriculture AI solutions.
- Classification
- Detection
- Segmentation
- Polygons and polylines
- Keypoints
- Pointclouds
- Heatmaps
- Geolocation
- Embeddings
- Multiview datasets
- Images, videos, and 3D data
“We’ve been using FiftyOne for over a year and it has drastically changed the way we work. The ability to easily display and analyze our images and their metadata, including experiment results, has been a refreshing change compared to the way we’ve worked before – mainly writing our own metrics and viewers. I’ve personally used FiftyOne for a segmentation model I’ve trained – trying to analyze the results and visually see what my model outputs has been really easy and fluid thanks to FiftyOne.”
Ido Greenfeld
AI Team Lead, Taranis
“FiftyOne has been super effective in helping me to quickly understand the issues in my datasets, models, and latent representations.”
Dan Erez
Computer Vision Expert, Taranis
Resources
Discover how visual AI is transforming the future of farming.
Learn about the latest AI-driven technologies that are enhancing crop monitoring, improving yield predictions, and making farming more efficient and sustainable.
Why Computer Vision in Agriculture is the Future
Computer vision and artificial intelligence are driving innovation in agriculture. Learn more.
Data eats models for lunch
Talk to our computer vision experts to start building better datasets and models.
