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Ask HN: How to find freelance computer vision experts?

7 pointsby manglavabout 9 years ago
I'm working on a computer vision/machine learning project that could benefit from some guidance. While I have looked for consultancies, and even emailed students or professors that I thought were exceptional, I have had very little luck. Does anyone know where I could find an expert in this field for some consulting work? Thank you.

7 comments

davismwflabout 9 years ago
I have done some recent computer vision work as a consultant and helped get a couple of different algorithms from patent stage to commercially viable products. Shoot me an email (in my profile), if nothing else if I don&#x27;t know&#x2F;can&#x27;t help maybe I can give you some more names&#x2F;ideas to try.<p>btw -- I don&#x27;t label myself an expert in computer vision, but I have done a number of implementations of different algorithms and real time processing.<p>Also, have you checked some of the more domain focused forums, like the opencv and nvidia gpu forums? A lot of times people from there will help out or will consult or know of someone who can etc. Last idea is find a local employer that does computer vision work, like a lot of the defense contractors and use your network to find someone that might work there to help you. I have a number of those in my area and used that technique to get a little help on a few issues that I just got stuck on.
kennyfrcabout 9 years ago
Finding experts is indeed tough -- I remember trawling around freelance boards with very bad results. It got a lot better when I discovered premium job boards + done for you services online.<p>Specifically for you, I think this might help: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.codementor.io&#x2F;computer-vision-experts" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.codementor.io&#x2F;computer-vision-experts</a><p>In general, here&#x27;s how I usually do my googling: - Initial search: &quot;&lt;keyword&gt; + Done for You Service&quot; || &quot;&lt;keyword&gt; + Consultancy&quot; - Second Search Run (if technical): &quot;site:codementor.io &lt;keyword&gt;&quot; - Third Search Run: Go to Clarity.fm and ask some of the folks there for referrals to someone
SyneRyderabout 9 years ago
You could perhaps try Peter Kovesi, he was my Computer Vision professor at the University of Western Australia. His website says he&#x27;s available for occasional consulting:<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peterkovesi.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peterkovesi.com</a><p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peterkovesi.com&#x2F;services.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peterkovesi.com&#x2F;services.html</a>
staticautomaticabout 9 years ago
Email the team at shelfie. They rolled their own very complex OCR engine. I bet they know someone.<p>I&#x27;ve had reasonable luck on upwork, but probably not people at the level you need.
wingerlangabout 9 years ago
Maybe you should send a request to the &quot;magic&quot; service.
wprapidoabout 9 years ago
www.toptal.com is the place where you can hire developers capable of doing more than CRUD web apps
yarperabout 9 years ago
Tools like imagemagick and gimp probably have huge image processing followings, bit of a crossover to vision I know but some subset will be interested in the two.