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Gemini 4 Carbon key art with an Ultralytics detection box around the crystal, labeled crystal 0.97

Gemini 4 Carbon auto-annotation: the new leader on our VLM Leaderboard

Gemini 4 Carbon tops 45 VLMs on our 36-dataset object detection benchmark: 0.584 mAP50 and the best precision and recall. When GPT-6.1 Terra is better value.
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The Ultralytics Agents canvas: an input image goes to a YOLO26 Detect people block and a Person detected Gate set to detection count of person, branching to Captured images and Notify Slack

How to Turn YOLO Detections into Alerts Without Code Using Ultralytics Agents

Turn Ultralytics YOLO detections into Slack alerts, webhooks and dataset captures without code, using a Gate condition in Ultralytics Agents.
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The Ultralytics Platform SAM smart annotation editor segmenting boxes on a warehouse conveyor, with a Batch Annotation estimated cost of $0.05 for 49 images

Budgeting for Image Annotation: Seats, AI and Exports

Compare image annotation software costs, free-plan limits and AI allowances. Estimate software and project costs with a worked three-person team example.
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Claude Fable 5.2 is here, and it refuses to look at security X-rays

Claude Fable 5.2 is here, and it refuses to look at security X-rays

Claude Fable 5.2 is out, and it refuses to label the IEDXray security X-ray dataset on Ultralytics Platform: all 10 scans blocked, while open models answered.
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Aerial view of a busy intersection with cars boxed by Ultralytics YOLO26s using 640-pixel tiles, dashed lines marking the tile seams

Small object detection with image tiling in Ultralytics YOLO, from Python to Rust

See when image tiling helps YOLO detect small objects, compare its costs, and run built-in tiled inference in Python or Rust without SAHI.
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Ultralytics YOLO26 classification training curves for top-1 and top-5 accuracy and loss on Ultralytics Platform, with a top-5 prediction result

Best platforms for training custom image classifiers

Image classifier training platforms compared: no-code AutoML, developer platforms and edge tools, and how to choose by control, deployment and cost.
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How to tune the NMS IoU threshold in Ultralytics YOLO

Tune the NMS IoU threshold in Ultralytics YOLO: why prediction now defaults to 0.5, when to change iou vs. conf, and when to skip NMS with YOLO26.
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An Ultralytics Platform dataset gallery with labeled training images and train, val and test splits

Best synthetic data tools for computer vision training

Synthetic data tools for computer vision compared by method: 3D simulation, generative models and augmentation, and how to test them with Ultralytics YOLO.
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Ultralytics at AMD Embedded AI Working Group in Dublin

Ultralytics at AMD Embedded AI Working Group in Dublin

Discover how Ultralytics and AMD explored Physical AI, robotics, and computer vision deployment at AMD Embedded AI Working Group 2026 in Dublin.
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How to choose a VLM for auto-annotation using precision and recall

How to choose a VLM for auto-annotation using precision and recall

Pick a VLM for auto-annotation by precision and recall: which models leave fewer stray boxes, which miss fewer objects, and how to test on your own data.
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The Ultralytics Platform export tab for YOLO26n listing TorchScript, ONNX, OpenVINO and TensorRT exports with file sizes

ONNX vs TensorRT for computer vision inference: benchmarks and how to choose

ONNX Runtime vs TensorRT for computer vision inference: measured Ultralytics YOLO26 speed and accuracy on 19 NVIDIA GPUs, and how to choose.
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Missing PPE detection: train Ultralytics YOLO on Construction-PPE

Missing PPE detection: train Ultralytics YOLO on Construction-PPE

See how Construction-PPE labels missing helmets, vests and gloves, then train Ultralytics YOLO to detect missing PPE on your own site cameras.
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Drone detection dataset guide: train Ultralytics YOLO on tiny UAVs

Drone detection dataset guide: train Ultralytics YOLO on tiny UAVs

Compare DUT Anti-UAV, Drone-vs-Bird and thermal drone detection datasets, then train Ultralytics YOLO26 to find tiny drones and cut false alarms.
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HIPAA compliant AI for medical imaging: what a BAA covers and how to train on patient data

HIPAA compliant AI for medical imaging: what a BAA covers and how to train on patient data

Learn what HIPAA compliant AI requires for medical imaging, what an Ultralytics BAA covers, and how to annotate, train and deploy with patient data.
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A YOLO26 depth estimation prediction in Ultralytics Platform showing a dense depth map of a street scene with a bus, with timings and depth range

Best Depth Estimation Models: How to Choose

Compare monocular depth models such as Depth Anything, Depth Pro, Metric3D, UniDepth and Ultralytics YOLO26 for metric depth, edge devices and robotics.
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Ultralytics Platform training charts with the Weights & Biases import panel for connecting a W&B API key

How to migrate Ultralytics YOLO models from W&B to Ultralytics Platform

Import Ultralytics YOLO models from Weights & Biases (W&B) into Ultralytics Platform without retraining, then compare experiments, export, and deploy.
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GPT-6.1 Terra takes #1 for auto-annotation, beating OpenAI's own flagships

GPT-6.1 Terra takes #1 for auto-annotation, beating OpenAI's own flagships

GPT-6.1 Terra auto-annotation tops 39 models on our VLM Leaderboard: 0.560 mAP50 for $4.36 per 1,000 images, ahead of GPT-6.1 Sol and Gemini 4 Argon.
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MiniMax-M3.1-Flash auto-annotation: why less reasoning drew better boxes

MiniMax-M3.1-Flash auto-annotation: why less reasoning drew better boxes

MiniMax-M3.1-Flash auto-annotation in Ultralytics Platform: 0.317 mAP50 at $1.84 per 1,000 images after tuning, with 0.86 on SAR ship detection.
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Kimi K3.1 Pro auto-annotation: a third better than K3, at high effort

Kimi K3.1 Pro auto-annotation: a third better than K3, at high effort

Kimi K3.1 Pro auto-annotation scores 0.444 mAP50 on UL37, a third above Kimi K3. See why we run it at high effort, what it costs, and where it wins.
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Ultralytics YOLO and NVIDIA Cosmos Data Factory: Synthetic data for defect detection

Ultralytics YOLO and NVIDIA Cosmos Data Factory: Synthetic data for defect detection

NVIDIA Cosmos Data Factory synthetic data and an agentic training loop help Ultralytics YOLO26 match full-dataset defect detection accuracy with fewer labels.
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Gemini 4 Argon auto-annotation: the most precise boxes of 39 models

Gemini 4 Argon auto-annotation: the most precise boxes of 39 models

Gemini 4 Argon auto-annotation on Ultralytics Platform: #2 of 39 models, top precision (0.667), first in 6 of 12 domains, $7.60 per 1,000 images to Nov 30.
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Open Compute, Open Vision: AMD at Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2026

Open Compute, Open Vision: AMD at Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2026

See how AMD brought open compute to Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2026 with a ROCm talk, hands-on workshops, and demos running YOLO on AMD Radeon GPUs.
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A YOLO26 classification prediction in Ultralytics Platform on a street scene with a bus, with the top 5 predicted classes

Best Image Classification Models: How to Choose

Compare the leading image classification models, from ConvNeXt V2 and DINOv3 to EfficientNetV2, ViT and Ultralytics YOLO26-cls, and learn how to choose.
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YOLO26 semantic segmentation of a street scene beside YOLO26 instance segmentation of buses and people in Ultralytics Platform

Semantic vs Instance Segmentation: How to Choose the Right Task

Semantic segmentation labels every pixel by class; instance segmentation separates each object. Learn which one your computer vision project needs, and why.
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Ultralytics at Arm Create 2026: Real-time Vision AI at the edge

Ultralytics at Arm Create 2026: Real-time Vision AI at the edge

Highlights from Ultralytics at Arm Create 2026 in Shenzhen: deploying Ultralytics YOLO for real-time edge AI, the model panel, and the new Arm AI Portal.
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Ultralytics Meetup: London

Ultralytics Meetup: London

Recap of the Ultralytics London meetup: A first look at YOLO27, Ultralytics Platform demos, and a vision AI panel with NVIDIA and Arm.
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Ultralytics Platform Monitoring: Keep vision AI deployments on track

Ultralytics Platform Monitoring: Keep vision AI deployments on track

Monitor deployed vision AI models with Ultralytics Platform. Track endpoint health, latency, errors, logs, and live prediction statistics.
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Introducing Ultralytics Agents: Build visual AI workflows faster

Introducing Ultralytics Agents: Build visual AI workflows faster

Build visual AI workflows with Ultralytics Agents. Connect YOLO models, vision-language models, conditions, datasets, and Slack alerts on one canvas.
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Introducing Ultralytics AutoTrain: Simplify vision AI model training

Introducing Ultralytics AutoTrain: Simplify vision AI model training

Train, compare, and improve Ultralytics YOLO models with AutoTrain in Ultralytics Platform, from initial baseline to production deployment.
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Key highlights from Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2026!

Key highlights from Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2026!

Key moments from YOLO Vision 2026, where Ultralytics unveiled Ultralytics YOLO27 and showcased AutoTrain, Agents, and Monitoring on Ultralytics Platform.
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