Project Title Project SideMirror One-liner Get to know what's happening behind you without turning your head around, with Project SideMirror. Project Abstract Project SideMirror is a wearable device which functions as a side mirror (like a car's) without incorporating a physical mirror, but a camera with a machine learning algorithm. Users can easily comprehend the… Continue reading Machine Learning for PComp WK 4: Project SideMirror (Final Assignment Proposal)
Category: Machine Learning for Physical Computing
Machine Learning for PComp WK 4: Mystic Artist (Train a Model)
Code on p5 Intro "Mystic Artist" is a p5.js sketch that resembles the mystic art/spell casting experience inspired by the movie "Doctor Strange". The project is leveraging "HandPoser" model from TensorFlow.js in terms of data collecting, training and inferencing. Data Collecting I first decided that I will have 3 classes of hand poses to train.… Continue reading Machine Learning for PComp WK 4: Mystic Artist (Train a Model)
Machine Learning for PComp WK 3: Run a Model on Raspberry Pi
Intro This week's assignment for myself is a little bit different from the most other people of the class. I originally wanted to buy my own Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense, as I wanted to keep my own instead of returning the board back to ER after the class. However under the insane COVID-19 circumstance,… Continue reading Machine Learning for PComp WK 3: Run a Model on Raspberry Pi
Machine Learning for PComp WK 2: Whack-no-Mole
Intro "Whack-no-Mole" is a physical computing project parodying a classic arcade game "Whac A Mole", powered by an easy to use machine learning tool Teachable Machine, p5.js and Arduino. Idea Inspired by the class "Designing the Absurd" taught by Pedro Oliveira and also the class "Hacking the Browser" taught by Cory Forsyth, I have been… Continue reading Machine Learning for PComp WK 2: Whack-no-Mole