ONNX compliance
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What? We continually add support for new operators, data types, and opsets (a.k.a. “versions”) of the ONNX file standard. Here is the list of our currently supported ops.
Why? We support ONNX-formatted AI models in Sentis because they are the most cross-platform standard for models. This ensures that new features are added to Sentis over time, and that your models will import with no errors and “just work” in Unity.
*Note: This is an ongoing initiative, so we’d love to hear which ONNX features you need.