Computer Vision Image and Video Annotation for Autonomous Driving Systems
I worked on a computer vision data labeling project focused on supporting the development of autonomous driving systems. The project involved annotating large datasets of street scenes captured from vehicle mounted cameras to help train machine learning models used in object detection and scene understanding. My responsibilities included labeling vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signs, road markings, and other relevant objects using bounding boxes and polygon segmentation techniques. I also performed frame by frame video annotation and object tracking to capture the movement and interaction of objects across video sequences. The work required careful attention to detail to ensure accurate spatial positioning and consistent labeling across thousands of images and video frames. I used professional annotation tools such as CVAT, Labelbox, and SuperAnnotate to complete annotation tasks efficiently while following strict labeling guidelines provided by the project team. I also participated in dataset quality assurance processes by reviewing annotations, identifying inconsistencies, and correcting errors to maintain high quality training data for computer vision models.