Basic TensorFlow Object Recognition on any Computer or iOS device with Google Colab @googlecolab #colab @googlecloud @adafruit @tensorflow #machinelearning #tinyML #tensorflow
Basic TensorFlow Object Recognition on any Computer or iOS device with Google Colab. You’ve heard about Machine Learning and AI – and you want to see what all the fuss is about. But you don’t want to spend all your time installing bazel and Jupyter? Or maybe you’re running an old computer or your only computer is a phone! What now, give up? Never! Thanks to Google Colab, you can run TensorFlow in a browser window, and all the computation is handled on Google’s cloud service for free. It’s a great way to dabble, without all the setup
We’ve hacked together a Colab notebook that will use your computer/laptop/phone camera or webcam to get images which are then categorized with the Mobilenet v2 model to detect one of ~1000 different objects it recognizes. This way you can see what Mobilenet v2 can do, instantly!
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