Chip Dickerson
—#Designer•#Maker•#Enthusiast— Tribe of #RISD + passion for #innovation, #strategy, & #collaboration | My entrepreneurial DNA = http://www.bitly.com/mit-idm
As stated in its press release, the Intel Joule will enable people to take a concept into a prototype and then into production at a fraction of the time and development cost. The platform is a high-performance system-on-module (SOM) in a tiny, low-power package thus making it ideal for computer vision, robotics, drones, industrial IoT, VR, AR, micro-servers and other high-end applications that require high-end edge computing.
Meet the Intel Joule, a Maker Board With an Intel RealSense Depth-Sensing Camera
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This will probably lead to MANY good examples of why learning to code might not be THEEE most important skill to pick up for the future, but rather developing the capacity for creative implementation of code; giving more depth the meaning of code’s existence.
