AI Comes to Edge Computing
Powerful local processors can remove the need for a device to have a cloud connection. Along the coastline of Australia's New South Wales (NSW) state hovers a fleet of drones, helping to keep the waters safe. Earlier this year, the drones helped lifeguards at the state's Far North Coast rescue two teenagers who were struggling in heavy surf. The drones are powered by artificial-intelligence (AI) and machine-vision algorithms that constantly analyze their video feeds and highlight items that need attention: say, sharks, or stray swimmers. This is the same kind of technology that enables Google Photos to sort pictures, a home security camera to detect strangers, and a smart fridge to warn you when your perishables are close to their expiration dates.
Oct-5-2020, 11:55:10 GMT
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