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HASS-Deepstack-object
Discontinued Home Assistant custom component for using Deepstack object detection
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InfluxDB
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It took quite a bit of clicking to unearth the GitHub repo for this: https://github.com/johnolafenwa/DeepStack#readme and there seem to be plenty of other DeepStack-ish repos in the user's profile
Hi everyone, I am Moses Olafenwa, the CEO and Head of Operations of the company DeepQuest AI (now a UK company based in Greenwich, London). First, apologies for the missing information of our names on the about page. The deepquestai.com website hasn't been updated recently due to our team being a small one and having lots to do.
About DeepStack: DeepStack is an artificial intelligence server we developed late 2018 to empower developers to easily setup, integrate and leverage AI functionalities (blog post: https://medium.com/deepquestai/deepstack-build-ai-powered-ap... ) fully on the edge or their private cloud machines.
Today, DeepStack is available as a Docker image on Docker Hub and native application for Windows, with support for CPUs, modern NVIDIA GPUs, Jetson devices, ARM devices, Linux and MacOS with over 10 millions installs on Docker Hub ( https://hub.docker.com/r/deepquestai/deepstack ). It include functionalities such as Face Recognition/Detection APIs, common objects detection, image superresolution, custom detection models to detect any custom object of interest and many more. You can learn more about the product and using it via the documentation linked below
https://docs.deepstack.cc
DeepStack has a very active community on the official forum https://forum.deepstack.cc and other forums like HomeAssistant ( https://community.home-assistant.io/t/face-and-person-detect... ), IPCamTalk( https://ipcamtalk.com/tags/deepstack/ ) and YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=deepstack+ai+se... )
From year 2019 after we released DeepStack till early, 2021 the project was largely developed and maintained by John Olafenwa (the creator of the AI server) and I; pretty hard for 2 folks with day job to keep up with everything involved in the project which is why some of our sites are not fully updated. That is about to change in 2022 as we grew to a team of 6 late last year and growing to ensure we keep developing, maintaining and improving DeepStack for the almost a million developers leveraging the server to integrate AI.