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5 reasons to attend the Labelbox 2020 Customer Summit

Labelbox is hosting our first ever customer summit on Thursday, December 10th from 9 am to 3 pm PT. Join us!

Teach your ML model to perceive time

At Labelbox, our mission is to build tools that teach machines how to perceive reality and understand and predict patterns in our surroundings.

Automating Computer Vision Annotation: Let Your Model Do The Work.

Discover the 3 basic ways to automate labeling depending on how aware the method is of the data to be labeled.

How Labelbox tackles technical challenges in distributed systems

Last week, our team had the pleasure of appearing on the Software Engineering Daily podcast. CEO Manu Sharma shared some of the challenges that ML teams face — and how Labelbox’s technology can solve them.

Labelbox October updates

This month we’ve rolled out a number of improvements to simplify and speed up your workflows. See how Labelbox is engineered for speed and usability.

Automate labeling with your own model

Model-assisted labeling from Labelbox is the fastest way to improve model performance. Reduce labeling costs by up to 50-70% with your own model.

Using Labelbox to optimize crop production

Learn how Labelbox's training data platform plays a central role in xarvio's ML pipeline to handle the full data annotation process and help farmers innovate through digital farming.

How Cape Analytics uses active learning to get to production AI faster

Learn how Cape Analytics created an active learning workflow whereby low confident predictions were visible and prioritized to their data scientists and labelers for quick analysis and correction.

Customizing an optimal training data workflow using an API-first approach

Learn how Cape Analytics, a leading provider of AI-powered geospatial property data used Labelbox's APIs to automate their training data workflows.

How MIT researchers are using neural nets to automate manual tasks for novel serotonin research

Jungsoo Kim is a PhD graduate student at MIT’s Flavell Lab which focuses on cutting-edge neuroscience research. His team is currently exploring how computation and behavior emerge from neural circuits. Neurons, just like electronics, need to be properly wired in order to function well. Their project investigates how serotonin modulates a large number of neurons, altering the circuit dynamics in the brain. Serotonin supports a wide range of computation and behavior ranging from mood regulation to