I am asked all the time what the most popular WebRTC projects are. I tried to address this question a few years ago in Data Nerding with WebRTC GitHub Data where I used the GitHub dataset on BigQuery to filter out WebRTC repos. I did an update to this analysis
This is the second part of my AIY Vision Kit post. In part 1 of this set, I showed how one can use UV4L with the AIY Vision Kit send the camera stream and any of the default annotations to any point on the Web with WebRTC. In this post
The AIY Vision Kit is a $45 add-on board that attaches to a Raspberry Pi Zero with a Pi 2 camera. The board includes a Vision Processing Unit (VPU) chip that runs TensorFlow image processing graphs super efficiently. The kit comes with a bunch of examples out of the box,
TensorFlow is one of the most popular Machine Learning frameworks out there – probably THE most popular one. One of the great things about TensorFlow is that many libraries are actively maintained and updated. One of my favorites is the TensorFlow Object Detection API. The Tensorflow Object Detection API classifies and
I did a Q&A with Mirosoft's James Cadd on how Microsoft is adding WebRTC support to the Windows platform for developers - what they call Universal Windows Platform (UWP). This is a big deal for exposing WebRTC to the massive Windows developer audience. Interestingly, this is a different