Sim2Real Object Detection Present
Fine-tuning YOLO with synthetic data from Yrikka to close the gap between simulated and real-world object detection.

This project, in collaboration with Yrikka through the Cornell Tech AI Studio, tackles the synthetic-to-real (sim2real) performance gap in object detection. Using Yrikka's data engine, the team generates and annotates synthetic images for everyday objects—potted plant, chair, cup, vase, and book—then fine-tunes a YOLO model to boost its accuracy on challenging real-world test sets.
The workflow includes annotation correction with CVAT, targeted synthetic data generation for edge cases, and performance evaluation using mAP@50, aiming for at least a 0.10 improvement over the baseline model.

- Platform
Google Colab / Kaggle / CVAT
- Model
Ultralytics YOLO (on PyTorch)
- Tools
scikit‑learn, CVAT, OpenCV, Matplotlib
- Synthetic Data
Yrikka Data Engine / APEX API
- Goal
Improve YOLO object detection mAP@50 by ≥ 0.10 using synthetic data
- Referencehttps://www.yrikka.com/
- Github
Pending Permission to make it public