Count objects in photos
Counts materials, parts, products, and crops from a photo.
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SmartCheck
Count similar objects in a photo after tapping three examples, then review and correct results.
Product brief
What SmartCheck does.
Count materials, parts, products and crops from a photo. Tap three examples and SmartCheck detects similar objects, shows their positions, and lets you review, correct and save the result. No installation or object-specific training data needed. Try 10 counts without signing in. Built by students at Tokyo University of Science. Results depend on the objects and photo conditions.
Why we selected it
A focused computer-vision workflow with a concrete interaction model: mark three examples in a photo, review detected objects, and correct the count. Useful for physical-world operations without bespoke training data.
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- Computer Vision
- Category
- Creative
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- First selected
- 2026-09-20
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What it can help with.
Only capabilities supported by the product information we collected are listed here.
Use three example taps
Lets users tap three examples, then detects similar objects.
Show detected object positions
Displays the positions of detected similar objects.
Review and correct results
Lets users review, correct, and save a counting result.
Work without object-specific training data
States that no object-specific training data is needed.
Best-fit use cases
Count parts or materials visible in an operational photo.
Count products from a photo and review the detections.
Estimate crop counts from an image, then correct the result before saving.
Check the locations of similar objects detected in a photo.
FAQ
Before you open it.
How do I start a count?
Tap three examples of the object in a photo. SmartCheck then detects similar objects.
What can SmartCheck count?
The listing names materials, parts, products, and crops.
Can I correct a result?
Yes. You can review, correct, and save the count.
Is object-specific training data required?
No. The listing says object-specific training data is not needed.
Do results always have the same quality?
No. The listing notes that results depend on the objects and photo conditions.