Edge Computing for Computer Vision

With edge computing, we are able to bring the processing of the images or video much closer to their source. This will address latency, bandwidth and privacy concerns. And by doing so increases the art of what’s possible with computer vision.

Learning Outcome

Edge Computing for Computer Vision from basic to expert
Introduction to Computer Vision and Deep Learning
Edge Devices for Computer Vision Applications
Deep Learning Model Architectures
Creating and Deploying Deep Learning Models
Object Detection Pipeline

Case studies, applications and examples
COVID 19 SOPs supervision
Person Identification and License plate detection
Optimize campaigns for better results
Emotion and Facial Expression Recognition
Pose Estimation for Activity Recognition

Prerequisite for the workshop participents

Prices start at

$90

for one private lesson

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Nice to meet you, I’m Kelly Brown

Working together to achieve your goals and understand the marketing world and PPC. You will have complete guidance and support from me throughout all processes.

I have always loved the marketing world, and I’m really passionate about PPC. Benefit from my vast experience and knowledge.

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WORKSHOP

A 5 Days learning event