June 1, 2019 Google Colab vs. Microsoft Azure notebook Although I knew this service for a while, I just recently put attention on 2 “serverless” notebook services on the cloud: Google Colab and… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Low-powered living body detection A friend asked me to design a low-powered living body detection system for a rural farm in Indonesia. The constraints are no electricity and… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 GPU Database I think one of the promising technology in the next couple of years is the use of GPU for accelerating any kinds of job…. Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Google Cloud Vision API to detect vehicle plate number This is why every organization engages artificial intelligence & machine learning. Once they have an “extensively trained” model that has a very good performance,… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 InfluxDB compression I’m always amazed at how people improve data storing technique, e.g., Influxdb, a time-series NoSQL database, that not only responds to a query very… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Combining neural network and GPU in Google Cloud Platform Imagine we want to recognize/identify an object in the images streamed from camera feeds (such as to recognize thief/suspect at the immigration checkpoint, airports,… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Mailbox checker As an online shopper, I need to regularly check my mailbox, 5 floors separated from home. It is really annoying to check whether a… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Syncsort DMX-h & IBM SPSS Modeler Two other popular data processing platform in the IT world are explored, i.e., DMX-h and SPSS Modeler. 1) DMX-h I was an extensive user… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 My first experiment with Zigbee Instead of buying an expensive and proprietary Zigbee gateway, I bought a Zigbee sniffer that could be “changed” to be a universal gateway (https://lnkd.in/dj9HwBF)…. Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Zwave+ vs. WiFi-based IoT devices There are at least 4 competing IoT connectivity technologies that have already numerous rolled-out products in the market, i.e., RF-433 MHz, WiFi (ESP8266-based devices),… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail