One of the coolest parts about this for me is that Karen built this as a (non-technical) designer.
We took a page out of Twilio's book[1] and made it part of our culture that every new Roboflower builds a computer vision project as part of their onboarding.
As a tool that's meant for non-experts, dogfooding things internally like this surfaces a lot of places where we can make things simpler and more understandable.
karweiss|4 years ago
If you're interested in reading more about the project and how I did it, I wrote a post for the Roboflow blog: https://blog.roboflow.com/identifying-chocolates-with-comput...
yeldarb|4 years ago
We took a page out of Twilio's book[1] and made it part of our culture that every new Roboflower builds a computer vision project as part of their onboarding.
As a tool that's meant for non-experts, dogfooding things internally like this surfaces a lot of places where we can make things simpler and more understandable.
[1] https://hbr.org/2016/12/why-we-ask-every-new-employee-to-cod...