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About Us

Kollec is a collection management platform developed as a final year Computer Science capstone project at McMaster University. Our mission is to bridge the gap between physical collectibles and digital organization using Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing.

Beyond organization, Kollec actively facilitates community engagement by intelligently matching users who possess viable, mutually beneficial trades.

Kollec can be found on GitHub:

  • Tânia Da SilvaFront-end Lead

    Architected the front-end framework and developed the application's page structures, ensuring a UI layout prepared for full-stack integration.

  • Norman LiangData Lead

    Architected the database framework and proper API routing, integrating the dynamic data with front end functionalities.

  • Elite LuDesign Lead

    Directed the end-to-end UX design and facilitated full-stack connectivity while managing dataset accuracy and co-facilitated the weekly Scrum meetings.

  • Ishpreet NagiBack-end Lead

    Developed the core trade-matching algorithm and integrated the front-end with back-end services to transform static pages into a functional, data-driven application.

  • James NickoliVision Model Lead

    Developed the Computer Vision model responsible for real-time card identification and recognition from camera input.

  • Kenneth OngQA Lead

    Developed the user authentication flows and testing framework while co-managing project milestones and weekly Scrum meetings.

  • Geon YounML Lead

    Engineered the NLP search features and semantic matching engine while assisting with the development of the camera vision system.

Features

Card Identification

Using advanced machine learning techniques, Kollec can rapidly identify collectibles in real time using just your phone's camera. No more manual entry or searching through endless lists!

The Technology

Kollec first uses a custom trained YOLO segmentation machine learning model to locate any cards in view of your device's camera. We then use perceptual hashing to match the found cards against our database of known cards. Once a match is found, it is shown to you so you can quickly add the card to your digital collection.