EDGE BADGE at the Arm AIoT Dev Summit @arm #ArmAIoTDevSummit #AIoT #Arm @hacksterio @glowascii @TensorFlow #TFLite @arduino
The Adafruit EDGE BADGE was at the ARM AIoT Dev Summit for workshops, and more – the EDGE BADGE is the fastest, easiest way to get started with Machine Learning and TensorFlow. The Arm AIoT Dev Summit is a developer-focused conference that provides a platform to exchange knowledge, discuss real-world use cases and solutions, and get hands-on with expert-led, deep-dive training and workshops. Along with like-minded developers, data scientists, and innovators, attendees saw technologies enabling the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics.
For folks at the event that were interested in learning and experiencing how to build inference at the edge, they were able to use the EDGE BADGE, attendees learned how to build inference at the edge, the badge can recognize the words “yes” and “no” and can be retrained using any of the micro speech vocabularies.
The EDGE BADGE worked great, even with all the background noise too – Twitter & video.
Time to play with the Adafruit Edge Badge! Let’s take a look at the “Micro Speech” demo — using TensorFlow with Arduino — in honor of the Arm #AIoT conference this week.
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