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List of Computer Vision APIs

Computer Vision APIs

Different computer vision tools and APIs are :

Google CV
Watson VR
Amazon R
Microsoft CV
Clarif.ai
Cloudsight
Imagga
Camfind - Image recognition back-end for the popular app CamFind. Take advantage of the leading image recognition platform through an easy to use web API.

Recognize API | Mashape - Vufind Recognize is a real-time image recognition API for classification and monetization of photos and videos. Recognize uses object recognition to uncover meaning and metadata of photos and videos for contextual image commerce and advertising.

Kooaba - Our cloud-based image recognition solutions
make it easy to integrate state-of-the-art visual recognition in your apps.

Recognize.im - Create your own mobile application with image recognition technology. Choose from unlimited interaction possibilities.

Moodstocks - Supersonic image recognition for your mobile apps.

Catchoom - Build Catchoom image recognition into your apps and link physical objects to customized digital experiences.

LTU Technologies (Cloud API) - A visual search API to recognize paintings, movie posters, CD covers, game covers, products and more.

Imagga API - is the programming interface to their image recognition and processing technologies available as a set of web services

TinEye API - TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit an image to TinEye to find out where it came from, how it is being used or if modified versions of the image exist. TinEye uses image recognition to perform its searches

Pictorria - is a platform for sharing image recognition algorithms.

Picitup API - Bridge the gap between online and offline shopping with visual product search

Orpix - offers vehicle and logo recognition as a web service

6px.io - an elegant API for processing and analyzing images

LogoGrab - Let your customers scan your logo wherever found
to access engaging content such as promotions,
social awareness material or direct puchase links.
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Catchoom’s Image Recognition API is a RESTful API equipped with several client mobile SDKs available in several languages, with fast responses around the globe thanks to the server structure.

If you wanna to try facial recognition, Face++(Leading Face Recognition on Cloud) would be in the first consideration. It's all free and rather easy-to-use.
Hope to help!


OCR APIs
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/services/cognitive-services/computer-vision/

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