Scene Labeling with 3D Box Annotation for Multi-Class Object Detection
This project focused on scene labeling using 3D bounding boxes to annotate multiple object classes in real-world environments. The annotations were used for training AI models in autonomous driving, urban mapping, and smart surveillance systems. Project tasks involved Placing 3D cuboids on objects like vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, trees, poles, traffic lights, and traffic signs. Project Size: Annotated thousands of frames/scenes with multi-class objects per frame (10–40 objects per scene). Daily target: ~150–300 objects per day depending on complexity. Team size: ~30–70 members, including QA reviewers and annotation leads. Duration: ~4–5 months, progressing through training → production → audit → rework Maintained accuracy of 97–98% based on client KPIs such as 3D box fit, object classification accuracy, and spatial alignment.