GoogleReleased Jul 2019Apache 2.0
We don't benchmark MediaPipe.
It is an open-weight model from Google under the Apache 2.0 license, and free for commercial use.
MediaPipe is an open-source framework developed by Google for building real-time machine learning pipelines across mobile, web, desktop, and edge platforms. First released in 2019, the framework uses a graph-based architecture where pre-built components called Calculators process streaming data such as images, video, and audio through configurable computation graphs. This design allows developers to compose perception pipelines from reusable building blocks without writing custom glue code between models. The current MediaPipe Tasks API replaces the earlier Solutions API and provides a unified cross-platform interface for vision, text, and audio.
MediaPipe is released under the Apache 2.0 license, so it's commercially usable out of the box: you can ship it in closed-source, commercial products, including self-hosted deployments, without paying a license fee or open-sourcing your code. The MediaPipe license is permissive, so no separate commercial license is required.
Apache-2.0 grants an express patent license that terminates if you bring a patent claim over the work, and it disclaims warranties. Validate MediaPipe on your own data before you depend on it in production.
Read the full Apache 2.0 license ↗This is the straightforward case: a permissive license is the best technical solution and you are free to deploy MediaPipe commercially without open-sourcing your own code.
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