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Carrying an Intelligent Conversation with Chatbots
On July 2, 2018 in All, Audio, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Robotics by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Have you ever knowingly encountered a chatbot? A recent experience left me frustrated, yet smiling when I realized that “Albert, the Customer Service Agent” was really “Albert, the AI Chatbot.” Even cooler is that “Albert, the AI Chatbot” was good enough to have fooled me into thinking I was talking to a human.
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Tagged With: AI, Artificial intelligence, Atom processors, Chatbot, Deep learning, HMI, Human-machine interface, Intel, Natural language processing, Neural network, NLP, RealSense, Turing test
Android and Human Interaction: Warp Speed Ahead
On May 18, 2018 in All, Computing, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Robotics by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Humanity is proceeding with warp speed in the interaction between humans, robots, and even androids—robotic machines that resemble human beings.
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Tagged With: Android, Brent Spiner, Commander Data, Empowering Innovation Together 2018, Generation robot, Intel, Movidius, Neural Compute Stick (NCS), Optane, Real Sense Camera, Sentience, SSD, Star Trek
Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 3
On December 13, 2017 in Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that required me to transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experience with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 2, I explored example code and discovered additional useful resources. Now in Part 3, I learned about OpenCV and simple data transferring from the FPGA to the MCU.
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Tagged With: Cyclone V, Field Programmable Gate Array, FPGA, Hard Processor Systems, HPS, I/O, Integrated Circuits, Intel, Intel PSG, MCU, OpenCV, SoC, Terasic DT10 Nano
Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 2
On November 8, 2017 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that would require me to transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experiencing with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 1, I examined some advantages and disadvantages of FPGAs, introduced the Terasic DE10 Nano development kit, and explored a few key FPGA planning considerations. Now in Part 2, I explore example code and discover additional useful resources.
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Tagged With: Cyclone V, DE10 Nano, field programmable gate array, FPGA, FPGA planning, hard processor system, HPS, I/O, integrated circuits, Intel, MCU, SoC, Terasic
Introducing an MCU Guy To FPGA: Part 1
On November 6, 2017 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that would require me to make the transition from MCU to FPGA development, which requires a move into the bigger and more capable ARM cortex outside of the safety and ease of the mBed environment. In this four-part blog series, I’ll examine how to translate my existing knowledge and experiencing with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 1, we’ll begin with some advantages and disadvantages of FPGAs, introduce you to the Terasic DE10 Nano development kit, and look at a few key FPGA planning considerations.
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Tagged With: Cyclone V, DE10 Nano, field programming gate array, FPGA, FPGA planning, hard processor system, HPS, I/O, integrated circuits, Intel, MCU, SoC, Terasic
Intel® Compute Card: Poised to (Re)Revolutionize Portable Computing
On September 29, 2017 in All by Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
Back in 2016, Intel® introduced its Compute Stick, which is a device about the size of a pack of gum that can transform any HDMI display into a small computer. Intel’s upcoming Compute Card is slated to take this concept even further and potentially revolutionize portable computing yet again. With a Compute Card and a docking station, you can take your computer—at least the most important bits—with you, as the Card comes complete with a processor, onboard storage, memory, wireless connectivity, and flexible I/O options.
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Tagged With: Compute Stick, Compute Card, HDMI, Intel, portable computing, USB
Movidius Is Accelerating Computer Vision and Object Recognition
On September 25, 2017 in All by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Developing an artificial neural network requires both learning and operating capabilities: The Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute Stick platform handles parallel matrix math and and includes five pre-trained neural network models in the SDK. This design allows faster and simpler access to the recognition models and, thereby, allows faster overall learning and operation.
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Tagged With: Computer Vision, Intel, Movidius, Movidius Review, Neural Compute Stick, Neural Network, Object Recognition, Pre-trained Neural Network
Shaping Smarter Cities: Augmented Reality Puts Surgeons on the Cutting Edge
On September 1, 2017 in All, Empowering Innovation by Rick DeMeis
Rick DeMeis
Using augmented reality, medical practitioners can simulate procedures, gain visibility into the human body, and learn more quickly and efficiently.
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Tagged With: gyroscopes, human-machine interface, accelerometers, Analog Devices, AR, augmented reality, DAQRI, HMI, Intel, MEMs, microelectromechanical systems, RealSense, Shaping Smarter Cities, smart glasses, surgical augmented reality applications, wearables
Shaping Smarter Cities: Augmented Reality Engages K-12 Students, Improves Learning
On August 31, 2017 in All, Empowering Innovation, Sensors, STEAM by Jose Chavez
Jose Chavez
Augmented reality is challenging traditional K-12 teaching methods by simultaneously meeting visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning styles.
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Tagged With: AR, auditory learning style, augmented reality, augmented reality in education, HMI, human-machine interface, Intel, kinesthetic learning style, RealSense, Shaping Smarter Cities, visual learning style
Shaping Smarter Cities: Augmented Reality Claims Stake in the Future of Workplaces
On August 28, 2017 in All, Empowering Innovation by Majeed Ahmad
Majeed Ahmad
Augmented reality demonstrated the ability to improve workflows and boost efficiency via devices such as headsets, glasses, and head-mounted displays.
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Tagged With: Intel, Shaping Smarter Cities

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