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YOLO26 Object Detection #355
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Thanks. If you're a noob like me: To download the YOLO26 models:Go to https://huggingface.co/Ultralytics/YOLO26/tree/main To update the Ultralytics model to the latest version:Navigate down into your modules folder to somewhere like this: Open your terminal in that folder, then run I'm testing this out on a Beelink EQ13 with an Intel N200 processor. YOLO26s, ~500ms to detect. Not bad. |
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Just an FYI: I have a complete ready to download and install ObjectDetectionYOLO26 module for CodeProject.AI v2.9.5 on my GitHub: https://github.com/MarkDRenard/CodeProject.AI-Modules that I developed for Windows x64 with NVIDIA RTX GPU running Python 3.12, CUDA 12.4 and cuDNN 9 inside the module and a full modern performance array/stack. The module is fully self-contained including automated downloading and post-install verification of the Detection, Segmentation and Custom .pt models from my GitHub YOLO26-Models release. I am running a stand alone CodeProject.AI v2.9.5 Windows 11, I7-9900 CPU, 32gb RAM, NVIDIA RTX 2060 GPU Server paired with a stand alone Blue Iris Security v6 Windows 11, I7-9900 CPU, 32gb RAM, NVIDIA GTX 1060 GPU Server and using the default YOLO26n.pt model, average 74-82ms to detect on the CodeProject.AI 'Test' photo and 100-150ms(+-) on Blue Iris trigger detects. I will also release a .onnx models version, after testing. If you're interested, please check it out. -mark👍🏼🐾 CodeProject.AI Explorer Test Photo: Label Confidence0 chair 86% |
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I'm not sure if this project died, but here is a skeleton of YOLO26 for Windows CPU.
This is basically taking YOLOv8 and modifying it so it works with YOLO26 and CPU only. I did not test the GPU part.
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skeleton-ObjectDetectionYOLO26.zip
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