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Testing Inference Against an AI Model

How to Detect an Object on the AmniSphere App

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Log In

Log in to your AmniSphere mobile app. You will be taken to a view of your current folders and objects. Tap on the cube icon in the upper right corner.

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Select an AI Model

You will be presented with a view of your currently trained AI models. Select the AI model you’d like to use for object detection.

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Take a Photo

You will be taken to a camera view. Ensure that the object you’re detecting is part of the training set for the AI model you’ve selected. Take a photo of your object with the camera.

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Observe Detection Results

After taking a photo, you should see an outline around your detected object with a confidence rating. The better your object capture process, the higher your confidence rating will be during object detection.