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by sarthakjain 8y ago
Apps like `nanostream` allow you to forward the drone's live stream to any RTMP server, so this should work for Parrot drones too
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
Depending on size of model between 30 and 5 fps
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
We at Nanonets have been building a lot of Machine Learning models for drone based image analysis. A frequent request from our customers is how do they use our models to do real time analysis. So we decided to create a how to on building re
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How to Do Real Time Object Detection on Drones(blog.nanonets.com)
76 points by sarthakjain 8y ago|33 comments
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The end of the beginning(ben-evans.com)
1 points by sarthakjain 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
Medium also gets you really good seo
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
What are the types of models this supports?
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
Hey guys, we are building https://nanonets.com/drone . We were working with a customer from South Africa to monitor construction progress using drone imagery and wanted to share case study based on our experience here. Hope
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Ask HN: What skills are a must have for a front end developer in 2018
2 points by sarthakjain 8y ago|1 comments
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How to Apply Deep Learning to Drone Imagery(medium.com)
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by sarthakjain 8y ago
This has a way to do it without installing anything https://medium.com/nanonets/how-to-easily-detect-objects-wit...
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
For comparison a g2.2x large aws instance is $468 per month. This is the bare minimum you’d need to run the kind of stuff your talking about and if still be skeptical about running it at 8fps unless properly quantised.
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
I agree with the fact that there is potential for bias. The post starts of with a disclaimer explaining the conflict of interest. Anything else we can do to make the post more objective and less prone to bias?
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
To boldly split where no man has split before!
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
good idea for a follow up on how to use a hybrid approach.
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Hey yes there is a need to run detection at 20+ FPS but you don’t need to run it “one frame at a time” your mostly processing the same information again and again redunduntly. I agree you neeed 24 FPS output but you don’t need to process al
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Thanks for feedback. What could we possibly to do make it easier to follow the intermediate steps?
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Then I hope you found the first 90% of the blog interesting. If there was something we can imporve happy to hear about it.
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Hey our higher usage plans are: $299 for 100k images $499 for 1M images We are adding plans for video. Since 24 FPS doesn’t always make sense. Especially from a compute perspective and data perspective because there is a huge amount of redu
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Hey the blog has a way to implement the entire algorithm yourself in python or implement using a docker image on your own machine or see The source code for the Docker image that uses tensorflow so you can play around with it. To answer you
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How to Easily Detect Objects with Deep Learning on Raspberry Pi(medium.com)
308 points by sarthakjain 9y ago|50 comments
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Do you see the risk of joining a new startup?(medium.com)
1 points by sarthakjain 9y ago|0 comments
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History of AI according to Wired(wired.com)
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Would be good to have prebuilt rules for eg material design guidelines. Would it be even possible to test the material design rules across and entire page without having to define what individual components across the entire website look li
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
2 generic use cases that emerge from the points you mentioned 1) An equivalent interface to the Android snackbar which is a contextual "more options" menu to the most recent interaction 2) Global hirerachy and navigation
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by sarthakjain 9y ago
Could you describe how you find it useful?
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Netflix is using AI to make the videos you watch a whole lot better(businessinsider.com)
1 points by sarthakjain 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Will software jobs change if AI gets better
2 points by sarthakjain 10y ago|1 comments
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by sarthakjain 10y ago
Running DL and sharing results is a huge pain. I feel versioning is a big challenge, also experiments with multiple architectures are a pain since large parts of the same calculations are repeated. Do you also solve this problem? (Feature r
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by sarthakjain 10y ago
Looks promising. AI still has time to go before it can automate complex tasks. Also training models requires a lot of data, labelled training data is a huge bottleneck. Are there any other use cases you have planned for AI training data?

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