Object detection is one of the most popular areas today. The new models of object detection are created continuously and applied in various fields that help to modernize the old solutions in practice. In this manuscript, the focus has been on investigating the influence of training parameters on similar object detection: image resolution, batch size, iteration number, and color of images. The results of the model have been applied in real-time object detection using mobile devices. The new construction detail dataset has been collected and used in experimental investigation. The models have been evaluated by two measures: the accuracy of each prepared model has been measured; results of real-time object detection on testing data, where the recognition ratio has been calculated. The highest influence on the accuracy of the created models has the iteration number chosen in the training process and the resolution of the images. The higher the resolution of the images that have been selected, the lower the accuracy that has been obtained. The small iteration number leads to the model not being well trained and the accuracy of the models being very low. Slightly better results were obtained when the color images were used.
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