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sjinzh/awesome-yolo-object-detection: πŸš€πŸš€πŸš€ A collection of some awesome public YOLO object detection series projects.

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/03/24

On my research list: [Wayback/Archive] sjinzh/awesome-yolo-object-detection: πŸš€πŸš€πŸš€ A collection of some awesome public YOLO object detection series projects.

YOLO (You Only Look Once) is a series of computer vision algorithms and libraries based on training data that does ultra-fast object recognition. Most of it is written in Python with the more recent versions all using Pytorch, though interface from various other languages and environments are available. The above article lists them all.

A long time ago I gave a presentation on a few conferences using computer vision of which I blogged about the first one:Β Spoken @ DevDays 2009 NL – download is online: .NET & hardware – capture video & control servos, in a fun application

My presentation (.NET & hardware – capture video & control servos,Β in a fun application) was as a GeekNight session.
That imposed geeky stuff, but in addition it addressed an important point: there will be many more means of interaction.
In particular, my β€˜geek’ combination of hardware and software would react on movements seen by the webcam by pointing the beam of the laserpointer towards the largest area that moved.

So it is cool to revisit the topic by for now a link dump:

YOLOv8

YOLOv8

YOLOv6

YOLOV1

Based on the original paper at the bottom of this list:

Queries

A truckload as well (:

Via

This remark inΒ [Wayback/Archive] Angrynerds 086 – Gone in 37 minutes – YouTube

#17 #YOLO (You Only Look Once)

–jeroen


PS

I need to figure out why the 2009 conference downloads didn’t make it toΒ [Wayback/Archive] jpluimers/Conferences: Materials for the conferences that Jeroen Wiert Pluimers spoke on.

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