AI-POWERED Watch Recognition Automating Detailed Insights from Images
Identifying some characteristics of the watch andwearing for a specific item purchases becomes quitechallenging for the consumer today, with thousands of diverse types of brands and designs and prices in the world. This paper presents an AI-based watch identification system, advanced for computer vision capabilities to provide automating insights from watch images. Multi layered image analysis for brand identification, price estimation, and extraction of technical specifications via the Google Cloud Vision has been used on analysis of images. The system-web application will allow the end-users to upload images of the watches and retrieve detailed live information on the uploaded watch including the brand,features, materials, and estimated value.The system presented performs its operations in three structured phases: ImagePreprocessing and Validation, which ensures that the input image meets the required quality standards for analysis;Feature Extraction, which applies multiple detectiontechniques like label detection, text recognition, logo identification, and object localization to the image; and Intelligent Inference, which processes the extracted information to provide comprehensive specifications of the watch. Thus, this operation sequence captures even the most complex design details, the subtle signs of brands. This AIbased wake recognition system enjoys a lot of benefits concerning reduced human errors, speedy identification, and dissemination of useful information to collectors, appraisers, retailers, and occasional buyers. It will also serve quite well forauthenticating products in e commerce or counterfeits, stock management, and even price determination for the secondhand market. Future works will aim to broaden the model knowledge base, incorporate deeper learning models for enhanced recognition and tackle the challenge posed by reflections from surfaces and intricate watch designs.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-03-24
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16693933
- Primary Topic
- Currency Recognition and Detection
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00