Image and behavious detection in construction site
This project involved developing and labeling video data to train AI models for monitoring safety and behavior in construction sites. The goal was to identify unsafe actions, track worker movements, and detect potential hazards such as improper use of equipment or absence of safety gear. Using Labelbox, I annotated large-scale video datasets with bounding boxes, action labels, and tracking information to ensure accurate detection of critical behaviors. The project covered labeling over 500 hours of video footage, ensuring consistency and high-quality annotations. I also fine-tuned object detection models like YOLO and Faster R-CNN for worker and equipment identification, and integrated action recognition frameworks to classify behaviors such as lifting, operating machinery, and potential falls or collisions. To maintain quality, strict QA measures were implemented, including inter-annotator agreement checks and automated validation processes.