AI video understanding in games

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  • automatic-video-processing

    Discontinued Turn any live video stream or locally stored video into a dataset of interesting samples for ML training, or any other type of analysis.

    • Hey everyone! I'm the creator of Sieve, an API for AI-based video understanding. One application we're starting to support in beta is tracking player / object movements, speed, etc in video games. All you do is push video to our API, which we then process, after which you can search + query using API calls. We're starting by supporting a few popular games like League of Legends, Dota 2, CSGO, and Overwatch. Here are the docs.

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