We hear about AI, neural networks, and machine learning all the time these days. Plenty of companies are investing heavily in this field to come up with smarter AI models and algorithms. Thanks to Net Runner, you can run your own computer vision machine learning models on your iPhone. You will be able to run models on individual photos or a collection of them and measure the latency and accuracy. Net Runner is based on an open source framework (TensorIO).

At doc.ai one of our goals is to bring the power of machine learning to the devices we use every day. In a recent post on the medical selfie, our Co-Founder and COO, Sam De Brouwer, wrote about the advantages of leveraging machine intelligence on edge devices such as our mobile phones, including speed, privacy, and personal control. In that post she discussed doc.ai's new mobile machine learning model that, from a selfie which never leaves your phone, can infer biometric data such as your age, sex, height, and weight. As part of our effort to accelerate the pace of mobile machine learning doc.ai is excited to announce two open source projects, Net Runner and TensorIO. Both are available on GitHub and both have been published with a permissive Apache 2 open source license.