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- AlB1 commented on IgorF2's instructable Nunchuk Controlled Robotic Arm (with Arduino)2 years ago
- AlB1 commented on downlz's instructable Installing Tflearn on Raspberry Pi 32 years ago
View Instructable »The Android Things platform is also another good alternative to use TensorFlow on the Raspberry Pi. For our test project, we used the TensorFlow Lite version to create the NeuralCandy app that combines image classifier and sugar highs. It uses TensorFlow to locally classify the captured image against the pre-trained ImageNet model, as show below:
- AlB1 commented on Jonathanv16's instructable Recognize Stars and Planets Using Your Mac / Linux Computer and a Raspberry Pi: Intro to Machine Learning2 years agoView Instructable »
The Android Things platform is also another good alternative to use TensorFlow on the Raspberry Pi. For our test project, we used the TensorFlow Lite version to create the NeuralCandy app that combines image classifier and sugar highs. It uses TensorFlow to locally classify the captured image against the pre-trained ImageNet model, as show below:
- AlB1 commented on Stephen LEE's instructable Google Tensorflow on Raspberry Pi2 years agoView Instructable »
The Android Things platform is also another alternative to get TensorFlow up and running on the Raspberry Pi. For our test project, we used the TensorFlow Lite version to create the NeuralCandy app that combines image classifier and sugar highs. It uses TensorFlow to locally classify the captured image against the pre-trained ImageNet model, as shown here:
- AlB1 commented on justbennett's instructable Secret Knock Candy Dispenser2 years agoView Instructable »
Thanks for the comment. The project and source code are documented here.https://ieiuniumlux.github.io/NeuralCandy/And here another link to the YouTube video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws3-Nl8_1qU&t=1s
- AlB1 commented on Nerd Builds's instructable DIY Death Star Candy Dispenser2 years agoView Instructable »
Very cool. We built something similar, but added a Raspberry Pi to control it.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 made the instructable Vending Machine||candy Dispenser|| Arduino Bluetooth Controlled||DIY2 years agoView Instructable »
We built one similar, but using a Raspberry Pi instead.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 made the instructable 3D Printed Mini Candy Machine2 years agoView Instructable »
Very cool. We built one similar, but added a Raspberry Pi to control it.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 made the instructable Secret Knock Candy Dispenser2 years agoView Instructable »
We made one, but using a Raspberry Pi instead.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 commented on markarichard's instructable Automated Candy Dispenser2 years agoView Instructable »
Very cool. We built something similar, but using a Raspberry Pi instead.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 commented on alvaroviebrantz's instructable Android Things A.I. Candy Dispenser2 years agoView Instructable »
Nice job. We built something similar, but using a touch screen instead.https://youtu.be/ws3-Nl8_1qU
- AlB1 commented on silver_a's instructable Remote Controlled 6WD All Terrain Robot2 years agoView Instructable »
Nice job! We did something similar, but using an UAV instead. Cheers!https://youtu.be/7l8pOIUAuOw
- AlB1 commented on jjrobots's instructable Creating a Remotely Controlled Arduino Self Balancing Robot: B-robot EVO2 years agoView Instructable »
I'm not planning to use the Brain Shield on a balancing bot. I just would like to control the two stepper motors on the Sphere-O-Bot using an UNO instead. So, can the Brain Shield be used with UNO?
- AlB1 commented on jjrobots's instructable Creating a Remotely Controlled Arduino Self Balancing Robot: B-robot EVO2 years agoView Instructable »
Separate from the fact that the Leonardo has more processing power than the UNO, can the Brain SHIELD be used with the UNO instead?
Indeed a nice job. I like the idea of using a wireless nunchuck. We built a similar one, but mounted on a MAV.