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Kornia

Advancing Computer Vision & Spatial AI, Openly

Kornia AI is a non-profit organization advancing Spatial Artificial Intelligence through open collaboration. Founded in 2018 and registered as a non-profit in 2023, Kornia AI is supported by a global contributor community. The organization began with Kornia, a widely adopted Python library for Differentiable Computer Vision (>2M downloads/month, 400+ Google Scholar citations). In recent years, the core maintainers have shifted focus to kornia-rs, a native Rust stack for high‑performance 3D computer vision and spatial AI. Our direction emphasizes robotics and edge deployment: safe, memory‑efficient, low‑latency pipelines that run on constrained devices (e.g., embedded/Jetson‑class hardware). kornia-rs is gaining traction in the open-source community and is used by leading companies such as Farm-ng, Rerun.io, and Copper Robotics, who have featured the project on their platforms.

  • cuda
  • rust
  • deep learning
  • data science
  • Spatial AI
  • machine learning
  • artificial intelligence
  • robotics
  • computer vision
  • 3D Geometry

Project ideas

5 ideas on its 2026 ideas page; of the 5 that state a difficulty: 5 hard. Sizes: 5 large. 7 mentors named.

  1. GPU-accelerated camera application on Bubbaloop large hard
  2. Local vision-language model application on Bubbaloop large hard
  3. kornia-slam: robust visual-inertial SLAM large hard
  4. Simulated robot application on Bubbaloop (MuJoCo) large hard
  5. Bubbaloop application for robotics or IoT large hard

Read the ideas page. Ideas are for scope reference; never copy one into a proposal.

History

In GSoC since 2025, 2 years. Projects per year: '25: 2, '26: 3.

On GitHub

27 repositories pushed to in the last year. Main languages: Rust (10), Python (8), Jupyter Notebook (3), HTML (2), TypeScript (1).

Links and channels

go deeper in your terminal
git-into-gsoc org "Kornia" --shortlist
git-into-gsoc repos "Kornia"
git-into-gsoc issues --org "Kornia"
or ask your assistant:
"Which Kornia repositories merge
newcomers' pull requests, and which beginner
issues are still free?"

Those commands read live data: which repositories merge outside pull requests, and which beginner issues nobody has claimed. Install in two minutes.