Asterix is live on Product Hunt! It's a little online tool we made to help with editing *your* writing - try the beta out and give us a boost 💞
https://t.co/ds7O2F4Bj8
exploring if you can edit your writing like you edit a photo. apply filters, crop, etc. try out an early prototype + lmk what you think! 👀
https://t.co/pW1hPQis1h
Can technology help a blind runner navigate?” 🏃♂️That’s what Thomas Panek (a marathon runner who is blind and CEO of @guidingeyes) asked a few friends at Creative Lab during a hackathon last year. Today was emotional, Thomas ran a 5K in Central Park → https://t.co/fDpYc49aQa 🏃♂️
Our prototype uses a camera + bell for simplicity, but you can connect any inputs / outputs to the teachable "decider" module. Imagine possibilities for inputs: sound, movement, sensor fusion, etc... or outputs: power, sorting, capture image, MIDI, signals, etc.
Quick example of how easy it is to teach our prototype to recognize the difference between thumbs up / thumbs down. 1. Flip down the front to enter training mode. 2. Hold "yes" button during yes examples. 3. Hold "No" during no examples. 4. Close front. @lucas0choa@GautamBose18
Very excited to share a peek into some ongoing work prototyping simple teaching interfaces for everyday objects. Check out the little write up and our prototypes below! 🥞-->🛎️-->🎉 @lucas0choa@GautamBose18@alexanderchen@halfdanj@NicoleBleuel
“The goal isn’t a future with lots of ringing bells, but one where tech [...] can be taught by anyone.”
Read more on teachable tech in everyday objects from @Google Creative Technologists @lucas0choa, @gautambose18 & @blankensmith 🛎🥞 https://t.co/WklrPLWJ3b
I've been working on ways to make it simple for others to add #TeachableMachine training directly into their own websites, heres the first demo with just a few lines of code. Can't wait to see what others make! https://t.co/U2QOlEHnRH
My mom is a teacher who recently switched to teaching remotely because of COVID-19. She had a few questions about the Google tools she's been using, so @ire_alva@philbayer8 and I made her some video tips.
Sharing in case it’s useful to other teachers: https://t.co/BfXX7bk6lT