Computer Vision

Computer Vision Development Services in Melbourne & Sydney

OpenMalo builds custom computer vision systems for Australian businesses — from real-time object detection and automated quality control to intelligent OCR, facial recognition, and video analytics. Our Melbourne computer vision team has delivered 35+ production CV systems for Australian manufacturers, logistics operators, retailers, and security organisations — processing millions of images and video frames daily.

35+CV Systems in Production
13+Years Experience
97%Avg Detection Accuracy
30msAvg Inference Latency
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YOLOv10 & PyTorch
Real-Time Inference
Edge & Cloud Deployment

What You Get With Our Computer Vision Development Services

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Can computer vision automatically detect defects in our products?

Yes — we build automated visual quality control systems that detect surface defects, dimensional anomalies, and assembly errors with greater consistency and speed than manual inspection. Our YOLOv10 and EfficientDet models achieve 95–99% detection accuracy on manufacturing defect datasets, operating at line speed.

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Can CV recognise and count objects in warehouse footage?

Yes — we deploy object detection and counting models on warehouse CCTV and IP camera feeds for real-time inventory visibility, pick accuracy verification, and throughput monitoring. Models run at 30fps+ on NVIDIA GPU hardware, or at reduced frame rates on edge AI devices for cost-efficient warehouse deployment.

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How accurate is AI-powered OCR compared to traditional OCR?

AI-powered OCR using transformer-based document understanding models (TrOCR, LayoutLMv3, or AWS Textract) achieves 96–99% accuracy on structured documents and 90–95% on handwritten text — significantly better than traditional rule-based OCR, particularly for Australian bank statements, government forms, and handwritten field data.

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Can computer vision analyse CCTV and security camera footage?

Yes — we build video analytics systems for person counting, perimeter breach detection, PPE compliance monitoring, and queue length measurement on live or recorded CCTV footage. Systems run on edge hardware (NVIDIA Jetson) or cloud GPU instances, with configurable alert thresholds and integration with existing VMS platforms.

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Can CV read licence plates and identify vehicles automatically?

Yes — we build Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems optimised for Australian number plate formats across all states. Combined with vehicle type and colour classification, these systems are deployed for parking management, access control, traffic analytics, and logistics yard management.

How do you deploy computer vision on edge hardware at the site?

We optimise and quantise models for deployment on NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Google Coral TPU, and Intel OpenVINO edge AI platforms — enabling real-time inference at the point of capture without cloud round-trip latency. Edge deployment is essential for manufacturing quality control, logistics, and security applications with millisecond response requirements.

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How do you handle privacy in video analytics systems?

We implement automatic face blurring or silhouetting for general surveillance analytics, age-gating consent for biometric systems, and data minimisation by discarding raw video after analysis. All biometric data processing complies with the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and relevant state surveillance device legislation.

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How does the CV system integrate with our existing software?

Computer vision systems are exposed via REST APIs delivering structured JSON outputs (bounding boxes, class labels, confidence scores, counts). We integrate with SCADA systems, WMS platforms, CCTV VMS software, ERP systems, and Slack/Teams for real-time alerting — fitting into your existing operational technology stack.

Australia's Expert Computer Vision Development Team

OpenMalo's computer vision engineers have delivered 35+ production CV systems for Australian manufacturers, logistics operators, retailers, and government agencies. Our Melbourne team has deep experience with the full computer vision stack — from dataset collection and labelling through model training, optimisation, and deployment on both cloud GPU infrastructure and edge AI hardware. We have built systems processing 50 million frames per day in production, and we understand the engineering discipline required to make computer vision work reliably in Australian industrial environments.

We work across the full range of CV tasks: object detection and instance segmentation (YOLOv10, Detectron2), image classification (EfficientNet, ViT), document understanding and OCR (LayoutLMv3, TrOCR), face analysis (InsightFace), and video understanding (TimeSformer, SlowFast). Models are optimised for production with TensorRT or ONNX Runtime quantisation, achieving 5–10× inference speedups with minimal accuracy loss. Post-launch support and model retraining starts from AUD $2,000/month.

YOLOv10, EfficientDet & Detectron2 object detection specialists
LayoutLMv3 & TrOCR for structured document OCR
Edge deployment: NVIDIA Jetson Orin & Google Coral TPU
TensorRT & ONNX Runtime model optimisation for production speed
ANPR for all Australian state number plate formats
Privacy Act 1988 compliant face blurring & data minimisation

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Full-Spectrum Computer Vision Development Services

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Automated Visual Quality Control

Real-time defect detection, dimensional inspection, and assembly verification for manufacturing production lines — YOLOv10 and EfficientDet models achieving 95–99% detection accuracy at line speed on GPU or edge AI hardware.

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Intelligent OCR & Document Understanding

AI-powered document data extraction from invoices, forms, ID documents, receipts, and handwritten records — using LayoutLMv3 and TrOCR achieving 96–99% field extraction accuracy on Australian document formats.

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Logistics & Warehouse Object Detection

Real-time object detection, counting, and tracking on warehouse camera feeds for inventory visibility, pick verification, pallet identification, and dock management — integrated with your WMS or ERP platform.

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CCTV Video Analytics & Security AI

Video analytics for person counting, perimeter intrusion detection, PPE compliance monitoring, queue length measurement, and crowd density analysis — running on edge hardware or cloud with VMS integration and real-time alerting.

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ANPR & Vehicle Recognition Systems

Automatic Number Plate Recognition optimised for all Australian state plate formats — integrated with access control systems, parking management platforms, logistics yard software, and traffic analytics dashboards.

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Computer Vision Model Audit & Retraining

Independent audit of existing computer vision systems for accuracy, throughput, and resilience to distribution shift — with a remediation plan and ongoing retraining service using new production samples from AUD $2,000/month.

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Technologies We Use

Industry-leading tools and frameworks chosen for performance, scalability, and long-term maintainability.

Detection
YOLOv10 EfficientDet Detectron2
Classification
EfficientNet ViT ConvNeXt
Document AI
LayoutLMv3 TrOCR AWS Textract
Video
OpenCV TimeSformer DeepSORT
Edge AI
NVIDIA Jetson Google Coral OpenVINO
Optimisation
TensorRT ONNX Runtime Triton Server

Our Computer Vision Development Process

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CV Problem Scoping & Data Assessment

We define the computer vision task (detection, classification, segmentation, OCR), assess your existing image or video data quality and volume, identify annotation requirements, and specify hardware constraints for deployment — producing a feasibility report with accuracy projections.

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Dataset Labelling & Model Training

We design the annotation schema, manage the labelling pipeline (in-house or via a labelling service), and train candidate architectures with transfer learning from ImageNet or COCO pre-trained weights — benchmarking multiple models and selecting the best accuracy-latency trade-off.

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Model Optimisation & Integration Testing

Production model is quantised and optimised with TensorRT or ONNX Runtime for target hardware. Integration API is developed and tested end-to-end. Performance is validated on representative production samples measuring accuracy, throughput, and latency SLAs.

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Edge or Cloud Deployment & Monitoring

Model is deployed to edge hardware (Jetson, Coral) or cloud GPU infrastructure with monitoring for accuracy drift, hardware utilisation, and alert generation. We deliver a documented retraining schedule and provide ongoing support for production incidents.

Why We're the Right Partner for Computer Vision

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Proven Track Record

Consistently rated as a top technology company in Australia — backed by verified client reviews on Clutch and GoodFirms.

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NDA & IP Protection

We sign an NDA before any discussion. All IP belongs to you — no shared code, no reuse on completion.

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Full Transparency

Access to project management tools, weekly progress reports, and live sprint demos throughout delivery.

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Australian Based

Melbourne and Sydney offices with real people you can meet in your time zone. Invoiced in AUD.

Fast Delivery

Agile delivery with fortnightly demos so you see progress, give feedback, and stay in control at every sprint.

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Long-Term Partnership

We don't just deliver and disappear. Structured post-launch support and ongoing development partnerships available.

What Our Clients Say

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"OpenMalo delivered exactly what we needed — on time, on budget, and with a level of quality that exceeded our expectations. The team communicated brilliantly throughout."

James Mitchell
CEO, HealthTrack Australia
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"The technical quality and attention to detail from the OpenMalo team is outstanding. Our users love the end product and our business metrics improved significantly post-launch."

Sarah Robertson
Founder, Digital Ventures Melbourne
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"Fast, reliable, and professional. OpenMalo understood our requirements immediately and delivered a solution that has genuinely transformed how we operate. Highly recommended."

David Kumar
CTO, TechForward Sydney

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Computer Vision FAQs

Common questions about our computer vision services.

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What is computer vision and what can it do for my business?
Computer vision is a branch of AI that enables computers to interpret and understand images and video. For Australian businesses, the most valuable applications include automated quality control in manufacturing (detecting defects faster and more consistently than human inspectors), intelligent document OCR (extracting data from invoices, forms, and IDs), warehouse object detection (real-time inventory visibility), and CCTV video analytics (security monitoring, foot traffic counting, PPE compliance).
How much does computer vision development cost in Australia?
A focused computer vision model for a single task (e.g., defect detection on a specific product type, or invoice field extraction) starts from AUD $25,000 including dataset preparation, training, and production API deployment. A comprehensive CV platform with multiple models, edge hardware integration, and a management dashboard typically ranges from AUD $60,000–$200,000. We provide fixed-price proposals after a free scoping session.
How much training data (images) do you need for computer vision?
It depends on the task and the required accuracy. Object detection models typically need 500–5,000 labelled images per object class for transfer learning from a pre-trained model like YOLOv10. For rare defect detection where examples are scarce, we use data augmentation, synthetic data generation, or anomaly detection approaches that require significantly fewer labelled examples.
Can computer vision work in real time on a production line?
Yes — with the right hardware. On an NVIDIA GPU (RTX 4090, A10), YOLOv10 models process 100–300 frames per second — fast enough for most production line speeds. On NVIDIA Jetson Orin edge hardware, we achieve 30–100fps at significantly lower power and cost. We specify hardware requirements upfront based on your camera count, resolution, and required throughput.
How accurate is AI computer vision compared to human inspection?
For repetitive, well-defined visual inspection tasks, AI computer vision consistently outperforms human inspection over time. Human inspectors fatigue, miss defects at end of shift, and have 10–15% miss rates on subtle defects. Our production defect detection models achieve 95–99% detection accuracy and near-zero false negative rates on validated datasets — with consistent performance 24/7 without fatigue.
Can you deploy computer vision on our site without sending data to the cloud?
Yes — edge AI deployment is a core offering. We deploy optimised models on NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Google Coral Edge TPU, or standard industrial PCs with discrete GPUs at your site. All inference runs locally; only alerts, metadata, and summaries are sent to your management system. This is essential for manufacturing, mining, and defence environments with data sovereignty requirements.
Can computer vision read Australian driver's licences and passports?
Yes — we build ID document processing systems using AWS Textract, Google Document AI, or custom models fine-tuned on Australian document formats (driver's licences from all states, Medicare cards, and passports). These systems comply with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act (AML/CTF) customer identification requirements and the Australian Privacy Act 1988.
How do you handle privacy when processing CCTV footage of people?
We implement automatic face blurring or anonymisation for general surveillance analytics, minimising the capture of biometric data. Where biometric processing is required (e.g., access control), we design compliant consent and data retention frameworks under the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and relevant state surveillance device acts. We never store raw biometric data beyond the minimum required retention period.
Can your ANPR system read all Australian state number plates?
Yes — we specifically train ANPR models on Australian number plate datasets covering all state and territory formats, including ACT, NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, and NT plates across standard and personalised formats. Our ANPR models achieve 97%+ read accuracy in good lighting conditions and 90%+ in challenging conditions such as rain, glare, and partial occlusion.
What ongoing support do you provide for computer vision systems?
Post-launch support and retraining plans start from AUD $2,000/month. These cover accuracy monitoring using production sample review, model retraining with new labelled examples from production edge cases, hardware health monitoring for edge devices, and firmware/driver updates. Most CV models require retraining every 3–6 months as production conditions evolve — we make this a managed, low-friction process.

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Get a free computer vision consultation from our Melbourne team — we respond within 24 hours with a feasibility assessment and hardware specification for your use case.

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