Open source

My open-source computer vision work, in the open

Most of what I build ships in public. My YOLO detection, tracking, segmentation and pose-estimation projects have earned 2,176 GitHub stars from engineers who put them to work. On top of that I’ve landed 735 merged pull requests across open source, including 464 into Ultralytics YOLO— so the tools I recommend are ones I actually help build.

2,176
Stars earned
Across the 45 open-source projects I've built and maintain.
735
Merged pull requests
Shipped across open-source computer vision.
464
Merged into Ultralytics YOLO
Features, fixes and docs on the core repo.
1,100+
GitHub followers
Engineers who follow the work as it ships.

Figures from the GitHub API, snapshot July 2026.

Star growth across my repositories

Cumulative GitHub stars on the projects I own, reconstructed from every stargazer’s timestamp. The jump in 2022 is when my real-time YOLOv7 tracking, pose and segmentation repos took off, and the curve has climbed steadily ever since.

2,176 stars and counting
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Cumulative GitHub stars across my repositories by month
Oct 20201
Nov 20203
Dec 20203
Jan 20213
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Aug 2022218
Sep 2022344
Oct 2022419
Nov 2022526
Dec 2022654
Jan 2023801
Feb 2023885
Mar 2023982
Apr 20231,043
May 20231,097
Jun 20231,142
Jul 20231,200
Aug 20231,253
Sep 20231,300
Oct 20231,335
Nov 20231,378
Dec 20231,410
Jan 20241,473
Feb 20241,497
Mar 20241,536
Apr 20241,566
May 20241,585
Jun 20241,606
Jul 20241,637
Aug 20241,652
Sep 20241,677
Oct 20241,733
Nov 20241,774
Dec 20241,799
Jan 20251,826
Feb 20251,846
Mar 20251,865
Apr 20251,874
May 20251,907
Jun 20251,915
Jul 20251,948
Aug 20251,961
Sep 20251,986
Oct 20251,999
Nov 20252,016
Dec 20252,062
Jan 20262,090
Feb 20262,102
Mar 20262,127
Apr 20262,149
May 20262,161
Jun 20262,169
Jul 20262,176

My work on Ultralytics YOLO

My biggest single body of open-source work is Ultralytics YOLO, where I’ve landed 464 merged pull requests— working across the detection, tracking, segmentation and solutions code, the documentation, and the example notebooks people use to get started.

That means when you read the YOLO docs, run a solutions example, or use an object counting, speed estimation or heatmap feature, there’s a good chance you’re touching something I helped build or write. It’s also why my advice on detection, tracking and deployment comes from the source, not from the outside.

See my merged PRs
In the last 12 months
756
Contributions
225
Commits
219
Pull requests
16
Code reviews

Also contributed to

Beyond my own repos, I’ve had pull requests merged into other widely used computer vision and edge-AI projects.

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