Video Object Tracking & New Labeling UI—Label Studio 1.6 Release 💥
Learn about new features in the latest Label Studio release, check out the new look at labelstud.io, and take the community survey to share your feedback!
The Label Studio 1.6 release is now available! The latest release introduces a new video player that allows for frame-by-frame video object tracking, plus a major update to the annotation UI for improved ergonomics and efficiency. You’ll also notice the Label studio website has a fresh new look alongside the latest release!
Join us on for a live demo and Q&A session about the new video player and UI on Tuesday, October 4 at 10:30 am CT / 17:30 UTC.
Share your feedback in the User Survey—get swag!
The Label Studio user community survey is now live! This is your chance to contribute to the community by sharing your feedback, feature requests, and knowledge, which will be aggregated into a report for your peers.
The survey is 30 questions (3 pages) and takes 15-20 minutes to complete. If you complete the survey and opt-in, you will receive Label Studio swag!
Community spotlight: Label Studio and HuggingFace
ICYMI: Community member Daniel van Strien wrote a DIY blog post about how to combine the power of HuggingFace with Label Studio to create a workflow that lets you move quickly between annotating and model training. Read the blog to learn more.
How to contribute to Label Studio
All of the feedback, input and contributions from the community are what make Label Studio the best and most flexible platform for data labeling. How you can get involved?
Ask & answer questions, share feedback or post jobs in the slack community
Contribute bug reports or code
Contribute templates or documentation
We’re making new Label Studio swag for contributors and active community members, so now is the time jump in!