ApertureDB

ApertureDB is a specialized visual database and SDK for managing large-scale multimedia data. It combines graph and vector search capabilities to store, index, and query images, videos, embeddings, and associated metadata — making it well suited for AI, machine learning, and computer vision applications. ApertureDB enables similarity search, relationship queries, and scalable multimedia management that integrates with application pipelines via its Python client.

Features of ApertureDB:

• Unified storage for images, videos, embeddings, and rich metadata.
• Vector search for fast similarity and nearest-neighbor queries on embeddings.
• Graph query capabilities to model and traverse relationships between assets.
• Scalable server designed to handle large multimedia datasets.
• Official Python client SDK for seamless integration into ML and CV pipelines.
• Supports ingestion, indexing, and retrieval workflows for multimedia applications.
• Suitable for use cases in healthcare imaging, media/archive search, retail analytics, and autonomous systems.
• Can be run locally via Docker for development and testing.

To verify the working of ApertureDB in your shell:

$ sudo su
$ sudo apt update
$ cd /opt/aperturedb-python
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip show aperturedb

Disclaimer: ApertureDB is an independent open-source / community project. The software is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Users assume full responsibility for how they deploy and use ApertureDB and should review and comply with applicable licenses, terms, and regulations. The maintainers and contributors are not liable for any damages or consequences resulting from its use.