29 Aug MicroAI AtomML for RaspberryPi | Security Tutorial

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MicroAI™ Atom for Raspberry Pi | Security Tutorial
MicroAI™: MicroAI™ is an AI engine that can operate on low power edge devices. It can learn the pattern of any and all-time series data and can be used to detect anomalies or abnormalities and make one step ahead predictions/forecasts.

This video covers MicroAI as implemented in the Security use case. Security is defined below:
Security: Simply put, security is the use of internal sensors within an entity or device to monitor activity and predict abnormalities in usage consistent with the likes of security breaches or vulnerabilities.
This video shows MicroAI™ Atom for Raspberry Pi.
MicroAI™ can currently be supported on raspberry pi 3. More devices will be added/recommended over time.

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