Based on the information available, it seems that Roboflow does not offer the ability to directly download the model weights from Roboflow Universe. However, you can use their API or their open-source inference server to use your model. Instructions on how to use the API can be found on the Model page on Roboflow’s website source.
If you’re looking to use the model in a Python project in Visual Studio, you can download one of the notebooks from models.roboflow.com as a .py file. You can then run model training in Visual Studio after downloading your images with Roboflow’s Python package source.
If you’re looking to run the model on a Raspberry Pi, Roboflow has a page in their documentation on how to run inference using a Roboflow model on a Raspberry Pi source.
Please note that these methods require an internet connection. If you’re looking to use Roboflow for custom detection in an offline environment, the information available does not provide a solution for this source.
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