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Building A Body Part Recognizer With Transfer Learning
Building A Body Part Recognizer With Transfer Learning
Introduction
Sebastiaan Van den Branden
Oct 3, 2018
How Apple and Google are taking their first steps towards the AR Cloud
How Apple and Google are taking their first steps towards the AR Cloud
At its yearly Worldwide Developer Conference in San Jose last week Apple announced ARKit 2, a major update to their Augmented Reality…
In The Pocket
Jun 19, 2018
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Stop estimating, start forecasting.
Stop estimating, start forecasting.
A couple of days ago, an old post of Jeff Sutherland himself resurfaced on social media. He wrote about estimating stories and how it slows…
Thijs Morlion
Jul 14, 2022
How you can forecast the future in software development
How you can forecast the future in software development
Software development is a tricky business. Especially when you need to make forecasts. In a previous post, you learned how to make more…
Thijs Morlion
May 9, 2022
How scatter plots can improve your team’s predictability
How scatter plots can improve your team’s predictability
In my previous article, we’ve talked about how you can forecast your team’s future, based on historical data. Probabilistic thinking, in…
Thijs Morlion
Feb 25, 2022
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The only thing you need to keep track of in your team
The only thing you need to keep track of in your team
For the last couple of months, I have been diving into the books of Daniel Vacanti. Daniel helped to develop the Kanban Method for…
Thijs Morlion
Feb 11, 2022
Upgrading our app build process
At In the Pocket, we recently got a lot more ownership over the app-building process for our team’s customers.
Elias
Feb 1, 2021
App-less AR: beyond the barriers of native apps
App-less AR: beyond the barriers of native apps
Let’s do the math: AR experiences are designed to only last for 1 or 2 minutes, but they require, on average, about 2 minutes and 15…
Thijs Morlion
Jan 21, 2021
What Apple’s WWDC means for Spatial Computing
What Apple’s WWDC means for Spatial Computing
It was that time of the year again. No, I’m not talking about a big white-bearded and friendly old man, all the mistletoe and presents by…
Thijs Morlion
Jun 22, 2020
Google Cloud Secret manager: a better place to store your secrets
Google Cloud Secret manager: a better place to store your secrets
Managing ‘secrets’ is a pain
Jonas Goderis
Apr 24, 2020
Using machine learning to detect underwater port damage
Using machine learning to detect underwater port damage
Detecting (underwater) damage in ports is no easy feat. By using specialized point cloud scanners, trained professionals manually compare…
Andries Rosseau
Feb 24, 2020
Flutter Europe 2020: My First Developer Conference
Flutter Europe 2020: My First Developer Conference
This year the first Flutter Europe conference took place in Warsaw (Poland) on January 23 and January 24. It was packed with interesting…
Bram De Coninck
Feb 8, 2020
Localising Flutter applications and automating the localisation process
Localising Flutter applications and automating the localisation process
Developing a small application or PoC in one language is acceptable, but as soon as you release an app to the public you might want to…
Bram De Coninck
Jan 31, 2020
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 3
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 3
A couple of years ago, Keiichi Matsuda released this Kickstarter-funded film. He calls himself a future-face designer and is highly…
Thijs Morlion
Jan 20, 2020
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 2
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 2
At In The Pocket, we’re always researching the next steps in technology. In the first part of this blog post series, we described how the…
Thijs Morlion
Jan 20, 2020
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 1
Say farewell to the smartphones — Part 1
If you look at the big technological innovations of the past decades, an interesting pattern emerges: their adoption always seems to…
Thijs Morlion
Jan 20, 2020
Merging the digital and real world: the potential of the AR Cloud
Throughout time, information has been important for humans. From conveying messages by drawing on the walls of caves, to speech. From…
Thijs Morlion
Jan 20, 2020
Fragmentation in mobile services
Fragmentation in mobile services
The new reality in the Android ecosystem
Quentin Braet
Jan 20, 2020
Flutter Versus Other Mobile Development Frameworks: A UI And Performance Experiment
Flutter Versus Other Mobile Development Frameworks: A UI And Performance Experiment
I’ve already read a lot of articles about how Flutter compares to other mobile development frameworks, but most of them were written from…
Bram De Coninck
Jan 6, 2020
AI Curated Xmas Cards
AI Curated Xmas Cards
Written by Sebastiaan Van den Branden & Thomas Smolders
Sebastiaan Van den Branden
Dec 24, 2019
How can we align the AI of the future with human values?
How can we align the AI of the future with human values?
With the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, we ought to make sure that the future of AI is safe and human-aligned, otherwise…
Andries Rosseau
Nov 26, 2019
Data labeling made simple (and cheap)
Data labeling made simple (and cheap)
Introduction
Florentijn Degroote
Aug 30, 2019
Machine Learning Esperanto is here
Machine Learning Esperanto is here
Written by Sebastiaan Van den Branden, Thomas Smolders, Ward Van Driessche & Kenny Helsens — August 8, 2019
Sebastiaan Van den Branden
Aug 8, 2019
The wonderful art of being a product designer
What it’s like to be a Product Designer at In The Pocket
Niels Boey
Jul 22, 2019
Making sense of the world by gathering data, while ensuring privacy with EdgeTPU
Making sense of the world by gathering data, while ensuring privacy with EdgeTPU
Written by Sebastiaan Van den Branden, Thomas Smolders, Bram Vandenholen & Kenny Helsens — May 21, 2019
Sebastiaan Van den Branden
May 27, 2019
Using AI and a camera feed to measure ergonomics
Using AI and a camera feed to measure ergonomics
While scoping the possibilities of AI for ergonomic purposes at In The Pocket, we wanted to make a proof of concept that could quantify…
Sebastiaan Van den Branden
Mar 4, 2019
All endings are also beginnings.
All endings are also beginnings.
7 things I learned the past 7 years at In The Pocket
Jan Deruyck
Dec 11, 2018
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