Using the EfficientNetB0 model, trained on the ImageNet 1000 class dataset, for image classification. Model inference is run directly on the HoloLens 2 using its onboard CPU.

• Tested with Unity 2019.4 LTS, Visual Studio 2019, and the HoloLens 2
• Building off of the WinMLExperiments sample from Rene Schulte
• Input video frames of size (224, 224) for online inference
• Pretrained TensorFlow-Keras implementation of the EfficientNetB0 framework was converted directly to ONNX format for use in this sample

• Open sample in Unity
• Switch build platform to Universal Windows Platform, select HoloLens for target device, and ARM64 as the target platform
• Build Visual Studio project and open .sln file
• Copy the onnx-models\model.onnx file to the Builds\HoloLens-2-Machine-Learning\Assets folder
• Import to Visual Studio project as an existing file, place in the assets folder
• In the asset properties window (as below), confirm that the Content field has its boolean value set to True. This enables the ONNX model to be loaded at runtime from the Visual Studio assets folder

• Build the sample in Release mode for ARM64 and deploy to the HoloLens 2 to test
• Prediction labels are pulled from the parsed ImageNet labels .json file (which includes 1000 image net classes)
• Output includes the predicted label, its associated probability and the inference time in milliseconds

• See sample conversion from official TensorFlow efficientnet weights to ONNX format in README file