Cornea: Image Segmentation Skills from the Telekinesis Agentic Skill Library

Introducing Cornea: Image Segmentation Skills from the Telekinesis Agentic Skill library.

Cornea is a module in the Telekinesis Agentic Skill Library containing skills for 2D image segmentation: https://docs.telekinesis.ai/

It provides segmentation capabilities using classical computer vision techniques and deep learning models, allowing developers to extract structured visual information from images for robotics applications.

What Does Cornea Provide?

  • Color-based segmentation: RGB, HSV, LAB, YCrCb
  • Region-based segmentation: Focus region, Watershed, Flood fill
  • Deep learning segmentation: BiRefNet (foreground), SAM
  • Graph-based segmentation: GrabCut
  • Superpixel segmentation: Felzenszwalb, SLIC
  • Filtering: Filter by area, color, mask
  • Thresholding: Global threshold, Otsu, Local, Yen, Adaptive, Laplacian-based

When to Use Cornea?

Use Cornea for robotics applications that require pixel-level understanding of images, such as:

  • Vision-guided pick-and-place pipelines
  • Palletizing and bin organization
  • Object isolation for manipulation and grasp planning
  • Obstacle detection in camera-based navigation
  • Scene understanding for Physical AI agents





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