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Open-source library for NLP & CV Transformers. Includes data augmentation scripts, pretrained language models, text generation, etc.
- Free community usage
- Hosted inference from $0.06/1k tokens
- Enterprise HF solutions for private models
Open-source ML framework widely used for object detection, text generation, and more. Developed by Google Brain team.
- Completely free, open source
- No enterprise plan (GCP synergy)
- Community & official support channels
Python distribution for data science & ML. Offers environment management, open source ML packages, some autoML solutions included (H2O, Auto-Sklearn).
- Free individual edition
- Enterprise from $150/user/year
- Focus on package management & collaboration
Leading GPU hardware and AI software frameworks (CUDA, TensorRT, etc.) powering ML, data augmentation, object detection, etc.
- Hardware & enterprise software licensing
- No free hardware, some open source SDKs
- Focus on GPU-accelerated AI
Cohere offers state-of-the-art natural language processing (NLP) APIs, including text generation, classification, and embeddings. Designed for scalability and flexibility, Cohere enables businesses and developers to integrate advanced language models into their applications seamlessly.
- Free: Up to 100K tokens/month
- Pay-as-you-go: $0.99 per 100K tokens
- Enterprise: Custom pricing with dedicated support and higher usage limits
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“You Only Look Once” real-time object detection models. Multiple versions (v5, v7, v8). Hosted solutions exist on various platforms.
- Free open source code
- Hosted inference pay-as-you-go
- Enterprise combos on AWS, GCP, etc.
Advanced robotics company known for Spot, Atlas, and Stretch robots. Specializes in dynamic, autonomous locomotion.
- Spot Explorer: ~$75k base cost
- Enterprise solutions: custom
- No open source offerings
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Open-source robotics middleware enabling communication, device drivers, and libraries for building robots in modular form.
- Completely free, open source
- No enterprise plan, community support
- Widely used in research & industry
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Open-source PyTorch-based library for object detection and segmentation. Developed by Facebook AI Research.
- Free on GitHub
- No enterprise plan from FB
- Community support only
Research projects exploring reinforcement learning and AI for robotic control. Not a commercial product.
- Research-based, no direct product
- Models & code occasionally on GitHub
- No enterprise plan