Gas Leak Detector Sensor | Fart Detector | Using Arduino Uno and MQ-2 Sensor | Methane Detector

Hello Guys I have Prepare a Tutorial Video on How You Can make a LPG gas Leak Detector Device using MQ-2 sensor and display the data on LCD In this Video I have Used MQ-2 Sensor with Arduino to Receive the Data from the sensor . MQ Sensor senses the air and send and sends it to the Arduino and the data is printed to the LCD Display .Then when the gas level crosses its threshold the light and buzzer are turned on and Alert is Displayed

Use SEFR (ML) on Arduino Nano for Color Recognition

A few months ago, some researchers published a paper called SEFR: A Fast Linear-Time Classifier for Ultra-Low Power Devices. It’s possible to run it on a regular Arduino Uno – more ever, to train the machine learning model on the device itself. Simply put, SEFR (which got its name from a related algorithm called semi-supervised ensemble learning guided feature ranking method) calculates a hyperplane between different classes of data with their average values.

Needless to say, as one who sucks at math, I have became very, very interested in this algorithm.

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Tiny Machine Learning: The Next AI Revolution

Miniaturization of electronics started by NASA’s push became an entire consumer products industry. Now we’re carrying the complete works of Beethoven on a lapel pin listening to it in headphones. — Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and science commentator

[…] the pervasiveness of ultra-low-power embedded devices, coupled with the introduction of embedded machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers will enable the mass proliferation of AI-powered IoT devices. — Vijay Janapa Reddi, Associate Professor at Harvard University

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Boca Can Teach Anyone About Robotics

This simple, 3D-printed quadruped robot is designed to explore control theory and machine learning.

Anyone can learn about robotics, but what if there was an inexpensive, hands-on approach? That’s where Boca comes into play. Nguyễn Phương Duy designed his open source, 3D-printed platform for makers and researchers interested in exploring control theory, machine learning, and reinforcement learning.

Boca has eight degrees of freedom with some great moves to help you in your robotics research and study. It can be purchased in two different flavors if you so choose: either fully assembled or with a kit that has the required components to get started with robotics. Duy is also making a 12-degrees of freedom variant, set to be released soon.

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