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Built a YOLO26 kitchenware detector that runs on Android. Is this worth putting on my resume for CV/ML roles?

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I'm a fresher aiming for computer vision and ML engineer roles. I finished a project and I'd like honest feedback on whether it's interview-worthy or not. What it does: detects 6 kitchenware classes (plate, spoon, fork, knife, cup, glass) in live camera video on an Android phone, fully on-device. W…

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  1. 2026-10-16 09:32 · r/deeplearning
    Built a YOLO26 kitchenware detector that runs on Android. Is this worth putting on my resume for CV/ML roles?

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