Object Detection App With Flutter and TensorFlow Lite

 

In this blog, we shall learn how to build an app that can detect Objects, and using AI and Deep Learning it can determine what the object is. Tflite provides us access to TensorFlow Lite .TensorFlow Lite is an open-source deep learning framework for on-device inference. To integrate tflite into our flutter app, we need to install tflite package and we need two files model.tflite and labels.txt . model.tflite is the trained model and labels.txt the file is a text file containing all the labels. Many websites provide us facility to train our model with our dataset and deploy them on TensorFlow Lite and we can directly get these two files from there. You can read my blog on Object Detection App with Flutter and TensorFlow Lite to trains your model with your own dataset.

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