htxt.africa LEGO Raspberry Pi machine appraises your Magic cards for you htxt.africa A hopper holds the cards with small, motorised tires pushing the next one onto a tray. Here a picture of the card's name is taken by a camera connected to a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. Amazon Rekognition is used to turn the picture into a string of text ..
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htxt.africa LEGO Raspberry Pi machine appraises your Magic cards for you htxt.africa A hopper holds the cards with small, motorised tires pushing the next one onto a tray. Here a picture of the card's name is taken by a camera connected to a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. Amazon Rekognition is used to turn the picture into a string of text ..
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Facial Recognition Using AWS Rekognition And Pi-Timolo Geeky Gadgets Developers, Raspberry Pi enthusiasts and makers that have projects that could benefit from facial recognition might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi facial recognition system which has been created by Hackster user Anton.
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