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Computer Vision Challenges
Computer Vision challenges put you to work teaching machines to see. You'll develop skills in Image Processing and CNN Classification, build pipelines with OpenCV, tackle Object detection and Segmentation, and adapt pretrained models through Transfer learning.
From there you'll handle the harder edges — Custom architectures, 3D vision, Real-time inference, and Computer Graphics — building and deploying vision systems the way applied research teams actually do. Each challenge you solve earns a verified credential you can share with recruiters.
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De-Identify Patient Images for a Pharma Research Pipeline
You receive 500 internal benchmark images (already cleared for use), each labelled with bounding boxes around face/tattoo/jewelry regions. Build a pipeline that detects these re…
- Image De Identification
- Object Detection
- Privacy Preserving Vision
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Defect Detection on PCBs for a Hardware-AI Manufacturer
Use the publicly-available PCB defect dataset (e.g., DeepPCB or HRIPCB). Fine-tune a small object detector (YOLOv8n or RT-DETR-small) on the 6 defect classes. Evaluate mean Aver…
- Object Detection
- Transfer Learning
- Model Evaluation
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Multi-Sensor Late-Fusion Prototype for an Indoor AGV
Use the public KITTI dataset (or a similar paired LiDAR+RGB dataset) restricted to static-obstacle classes. Implement a late-fusion baseline: a LiDAR-only detector (PointPillars…
- Sensor Fusion
- Object Detection
- Perception
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Fuse LiDAR and Camera for an Autonomous Yard Truck
You receive 6 hours of synced LiDAR + 4-camera ring data from yard operations, with 3D bounding-box labels for pedestrians, forklifts, and containers. Build a late-fusion module…
- Sensor Fusion
- Lidar Perception
- Object Detection
Robot Perception and Autonomy Practice your coursework on real scenarios.
Every challenge is shaped from real industry context — not generic exercises. The work mirrors what your degree prepares you for.
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Train an Object Detector for an Autonomous-Forklift Robotics Startup
You receive 12,000 labeled warehouse images (pallets, pedestrians, forklifts) plus a 1,500-image safety-test set heavy on pedestrian edge cases. Train an object detector (YOLOv8…
- Object Detection
- Yolo
- Edge Deployment
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Build a Face-Anonymization Tool for a Civic-Tech Newsroom
Use a pretrained face detector (RetinaFace or YOLOv8-face is fine). Build a Python tool with a Gradio or Streamlit UI that: (1) detects faces in an uploaded photo, (2) shows det…
- Object Detection
- Image Processing
- Opencv
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Scene-Graph Generation for Retail Shelf Audits
You receive 1,500 labeled shelf photos (anonymized product crops, bounding boxes, and ~12 relation types). Build a pipeline that, for a new shelf photo, outputs (a) detected pro…
- Scene Graph Generation
- Object Detection
- Relation Prediction
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Train a 3D Object Detector for Highway Trucking
Use the nuScenes or Waymo Open Dataset (open access) as your training and evaluation source. Fine-tune a strong baseline (e.g., CenterPoint or BEVFusion) and define an evaluatio…
- Object Detection
- Perception
- Pytorch Or Tensorflow
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