NVIDIA Jetson Nano, a Raspberry Pi on steroids

After I tested the Google Coral USB accelerator last week, we got our NVidia Jetson Nano as well at the end of the week. Today I tried to get work done, but with that beauty laying on my desk, I cracked after about 3 hours and started to play…

How to build an event driven application on Google Cloud using cloud functions

This blog post outlines an approach we took when we built a video analysis tool using Google Cloud Functions. Some of the analysis is done through code of our own and some of these functions…

Klassif.ai’s Annotator goes Open Source

TLDR; We had a real headache building a named entity annotation tool for our Intelligent Document Processing platform, Klassif.ai. After three iterations, we finally made an annotator that ticked all the boxes. And the best part? We made that puppy open source!

Let’s get edgy with Coral Edge TPU

A few days ago, we got our Google Coral Edge TPU dropped into the mail, a USB accelerator to run TensorFlow lite models at pretty impressive speeds.

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Prototyping an AI Presentation Assistant

Some time ago, we were invited for a meeting with an international chemicals group with…

Nelleke’s take on project management and AI

‘Next-level drive and dive’ is typical for project manager Nelleke Doyen. She puts her talent for ‘bringing gusto’ in projects to good use in her work, where she brings her passion for innovative technology, AI, and people to life. Read her story.

Falling into AI, and the enablers called PowerAI and Brainjar

A few months ago, during my last year of engineering studies, I was handed the opportunity to start a small AI driven project. It sounded hugely interesting, so I grabbed the opportunity with both hands. But then the doubt…

Code optimization: changing the way you approach repetitive tasks

Imagine: you are working on a specific problem. After much trial and error, your code finally does what it is supposed to do. The solution is neither elegant nor very efficient, but you have already spent more time…