“Bakery” – Machine Learning on the Edge with Adafruit & Microsoft Lobe
Machine learning is a transformative tool that’s redefining how we build software — but up until now, it was only accessible to a small group of experts. At Adafruit, we think machine learning should be accessible to everyone, that’s why Adafruit partnered with Microsoft and their Lobe platform for an easy to use machine learning kit using the Adafruit Braincraft hardware for Raspberry Pi, to bring your machine learning ideas to life – video.
This is one of the demos we made for the Microsoft Build keynote with the Kevin Scott, CTO of Microsoft.
Special thanks the folks @ Microsoft
Adi Azulay
Ben Skoch
Dee Templeton
James Olson
Jen Fox
Kevin Scott
and more!
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