Retail computer vision · Image

Retail Shelf Intelligence

A store-shelf imagery concept for product detection, facings, availability, planogram compliance and price-tag OCR.

Catalogue statusIllustrative custom specification
Reference volumeIllustrative 120K-image specification
Delivery modelScoped pilot → versioned production
Designed for

Retail analytics and consumer-goods teams building shelf-monitoring and merchandising intelligence products.

Every specification is adapted to the buyer's model, production environment, data rights and measurable acceptance criteria.

Primary use cases
  • SKU and category detection
  • Facing and share-of-shelf measurement
  • Out-of-stock detection
  • Planogram-compliance analysis
  • Price-tag OCR
Annotation schema

Labels tied to model behaviour.

  • shelf region
  • product box or mask
  • SKU/category identifier
  • facing count
  • stock-gap region
  • price-tag region and text
  • image-quality attributes
Coverage design

Variation before volume.

  • Modern trade and traditional retail
  • Different shelf heights and layouts
  • Reflective packaging and occlusion
  • Crowded shelves and partial products
  • Multiple camera devices and viewing angles
Quality target

Target: ≥96% audited object-label acceptance with SKU-specific reporting

Targets are agreed during scoping and reported only after measurement on the applicable delivery.

Quality controls
  • SKU taxonomy calibration
  • Bounding-box and mask audits
  • Duplicate and near-duplicate detection
  • Store and category coverage checks
  • Low-confidence review queues
Delivery format

COCO JSON, CSV catalogue maps and JPEG media

Buyer-specific schema and storage requirements can be incorporated before production.

Example file package
01images/
02annotations.json
03sku_catalogue.csv
04store_split.csv
05dataset_card.md
06quality_report.pdf
Documentation included

Evidence travels with the files.

  • SKU and category taxonomy
  • Store and collection-context summary
  • Annotation guide and ambiguity rules
  • Coverage by retailer/category
  • Quality metrics and known blind spots
Known limitations

What buyers should understand.

  • SKU availability changes over time
  • Commercial image rights and store permissions must be scoped
  • Catalogue accuracy depends on buyer-provided product references
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Share the model objective, target environment, approximate volume and delivery constraints. We will respond with the questions needed to scope a credible dataset.

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