Grounded-Segment-Anything is a research-oriented project that combines powerful open-set object detection with pixel-level segmentation and subsequent creative workflows, effectively enabling detection, segmentation, and high-level vision tasks guided by free-form text prompts. The core idea behind the project is to pair Grounding DINO — a zero-shot object detector that can locate objects described by natural language — with Segment Anything Model (SAM), which can produce detailed masks for objects once they are localized. This fusion lets users provide arbitrary text descriptions (e.g., “a cat, a bicycle, or a coffee mug”), have the detection model find relevant bounding boxes, and then use SAM to generate precise segmentation masks that isolate each object in the scene.

Features

  • Combines Grounding DINO detection with SAM segmentation
  • Zero-shot object segmentation using free-form text prompts
  • Supports demo workflows including inpainting and dataset annotation
  • Modular pipeline integrating language, detection, and segmentation
  • Extensions for audio or visual prompts with auxiliary models
  • Useful for research and prototype interactive vision systems

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Apache License V2.0

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Programming Language

Python

Related Categories

Python Artificial Intelligence Software

Registered

2026-02-03