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Google Creative Labs launches Alto machine learning gadget

Google Creative Lab (Google Creative Lab) this week introduced a new project called Alto, aimed at teaching through the Coral USB Accelerator. For users who want to master the basics of machine learning, Alto can provide a learning method suitable for various hardware projects, and the code and templates of the project are free.

It is reported that the full name of ALTO is “A Little Teachable Object” (a small teachable object). As an open source AI experimental project, its various components are easily available.

After completing the hardware assembly and software adaptation, users need to use a single button, robotic arm and camera to help Alto learn two types of work.

One of the tasks is to raise one arm when a certain object is recognized, and then raise the other arm when another object is recognized.

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