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omdet

Real-time open-vocabulary object detector driven by text prompts

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Apache-2.0
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Mar 2026
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Python
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Overview

Official PyTorch implementation of OmDet-Turbo, a transformer-based open-vocabulary detector that finds objects from class names given as text. It uses an Efficient Fusion Head to reduce multimodal fusion cost. The repo provides a Tiny Swin-T model, a demo script, an API server on port 8000, and ONNX export, with zero-shot scores of 42.5 AP on COCO and 30.3 on LVIS.

Who it is for: Computer vision engineers needing text-prompted object detection

Strengths

  • Tiny model reports 21.5 FPS in PyTorch and 140.0 FPS with TensorRT
  • Detects arbitrary text-prompted classes zero-shot (COCO 42.5, LVIS 30.3 AP)
  • Ships demo script, HTTP API server with /docs page, and ONNX export
  • Integrated into Hugging Face Transformers 4.45.0; weights also on ModelScope

Weaknesses

  • Model zoo lists only the Tiny Swin-T weights; Base weights are not linked
  • ONNX export has fixed input sizes and no post-processing by default
  • No training instructions, inference and export only
  • Model and CLIP checkpoints must be downloaded manually into a resources folder

What it needs

  • Needs PyTorch, CLIP ViT-B-16 checkpoint
  • Models: OmDet-Turbo-Tiny (Swin-T), ONNX export
  • port 8000

Quick answers

Is omdet open source?

Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the Apache-2.0 license.

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