The article announces the launch of the OpenMV AE3 and N6 cameras on Kickstarter. These cameras feature onboard AI acceleration for computer vision applications, making them suitable for various Edge AI tasks. The AE3 is a compact, efficient device with dual NPU cores, while the N6 offers higher performance with a larger form factor and more features.
This article provides a hands-on guide to classifying human activity using sensor data and machine learning. It covers preparing data, creating a feature extraction pipeline using TSFresh, training a machine learning classifier with scikit-learn, and validating the model using the Data Studio.
A new smartphone app called VibMilk uses a phone's vibration motor to detect if milk is spoiled without opening the carton.
The AI Camera is a portable, low-power device that combines a Raspberry Pi Zero, a 2MP camera module, and a range of sensors, designed for capturing and processing images locally with AI capabilities.
This page provides information on how to connect and utilize the SenseCAP Watcher as a Grove sensor using UART communication.
Tokay Lite – A battery-powered no-code AI camera based on ESP32-S3 WiSoC (Crowdfunding) Maxlab’s Tokay Lite is an OHSWA-certified AI camera based on ESP32-S3 WiFI and Bluetooth SoC that can be used for computer vision (e.g. facial recognition & detection) and robotics applications without the need to know programming languages since a web interface is used for configuration.
