The Register AI on Raspberry Pi , Waymo touts robo-rides to Arizonians, and more The Register Roundup Hello, here's a quick roundup of all the mini announcements happening in the world of AI. Raspberry Pi now supports TensorFlow, so you can start your own machine learning projects on the tiny computer. Waymo is beginning to wedge its way into ..
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The INQUIRER Raspberry Pi now officially supports Google's TensorFlow software The INQUIRER “We've long supported Linux, MacOS, Windows, iOS, and Android, but despite the heroic efforts of many contributors, running TensorFlow on a Raspberry Pi has involved a lot of work,” the company's software engineer, Pete Warden, said in a blog post on …
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Techstory Google Reveals Raspberry Pi -Compatible Edge TPU Hardware Techstory 28 July, 2018. Aimed at professional engineers, the AIY Edge TPU Dev Board and AIY Edge TPU Accelerator are powered by Google's Edge Tensor Processing Units (TPUs)—specialized chips that facilitate AI assignments. Two years, ago, Google …
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Hackaday Five Steps to TensorFlow on the Raspberry Pi Hackaday If you have about 10 hours to kill, you can use [Edje Electronics's] instructions to install TensorFlow on a Raspberry Pi 3. In all fairness, the amount of time you'll have to babysit is about an hour
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Professional Engineering (subscription) Sorting cucumbers to anti-squirrel AI: five of the best Raspberry Pi applications Professional Engineering (subscription) Raspberry Pi Trading CEO Eben Upton says the “whimsical” gourd-sorting process is one of his favourite Pi applications. Koike's microcomputer photographs the cucumbers with a webcam, before sending the pictures to TensorFlow on the Google Cloud, …
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Hackaday Self-Driving RC Cars with TensorFlow; Raspberry Pi or MacBook Onboard Hackaday You might think that you do not have what it takes to build a self-driving car, but you're wrong. The mistake you've made is assuming that you'll be controlling a two-ton death machine. Instead, you can give it a shot without the danger and on a …
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Hackaday Self-Driving RC Cars with TensorFlow; Raspberry Pi or MacBook … Hackaday You might think that you do not have what it takes to build a self-driving car, but you're wrong. The mistake you've made is assuming that you'll be controlling a …
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Opensource.com 3 cool machine learning projects using TensorFlow and the Raspberry Pi Opensource.com In early 2017, the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced a Google developer survey, which requested feedback from the maker community on what tools they wanted on the Raspberry Pi .
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CIO Australia Raspberry Pi Roundup: Watching for the meter-reader, driving Lego cars and sweet… CIO Australia So, using a Raspberry Pi as the local brains, a Pi camera as an eyeball, and AWS, EC2 and the TensorFlow open-source machine learning framework to recognize parking interceptors, Naulty developed a system that would alert him when his car's position …
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CIO Raspberry Pi Roundup: Watching for the meter-reader, driving Lego cars and sweet art CIO So, using a Raspberry Pi as the local brains, a Pi camera as an eyeball, and AWS, EC2 and the TensorFlow open-source machine learning framework to recognize parking interceptors, Naulty developed a system that would alert him when his car's position … and more »
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