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Predicting whether a person is wearing his/her mask correctly or not with Computer Vision

Let's begin! 

So, the project below will check whether the person wearing the mask correctly or not!

Try out yourself by clicking on start!

 

So this models have two labels 

  • You are wearing the mask properly which goes by Mask
  • Either you are not wearing the mask properly or not wearing the mask at all! Which goes by No Mask
The model is trained with 2000+ images which were uploaded with every possible scenario to check whether a person is wearing a mask correctly or not wearing mask at all!

It was developed due to rising cases of COVID cases, it has been made to create awareness and encourage people to wear mask in a fun way!

Happy Programming!

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