Bounding boxes marking Solanum nigrum at varied growth stages, separating it from crops, grass and lookalike weeds.
Sample frames for this project are available under NDA. Write to bilal@wortel.ai and we will share the relevant before and after pairs.
Agricultural field images were annotated for a computer vision dataset focused on detecting Solanum nigrum weeds in real-world field environments. The work involved identifying visible Solanum nigrum plants and creating accurate bounding box annotations to generate high-quality training data for an AI-based object detection model.
The main objective was to prepare a reliable dataset for automatically detecting Solanum nigrum while distinguishing it from crops, grass and other surrounding vegetation.
A high-quality Solanum nigrum weed detection dataset was completed with accurate and consistent bounding box annotations. The dataset was prepared for training a computer vision model capable of automatically detecting Solanum nigrum weeds in real-world agricultural environments.
Accurate and consistent bounding box annotations for the Solanum_nigrum class were delivered across the dataset. The final output was prepared to the project requirements and was ready for AI model training and automated weed detection and agricultural monitoring applications.

Green cover, residue and bare soil segmented inside survey quadrats, with the quadrat frame itself located per image.
Bounding boxes around individual almond trees in top-down drone imagery, where shadows and neighbouring vegetation mimicked real trees.
Bounding boxes around individual apples on tree branches, where dense leaves and occlusion hid much of each fruit.