Android could soon be given opportunities to all kinds of visual information via the smartphone camera pick. By implementing deep learning technology is perhaps possible that the smartphone people recognize and orient the direction signs
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That concludes Computerworld in response to the news that Google as the main developer behind Android, has partnered with Movidius , which specializes in chips for AI applications. By partnering Google will have the opportunity to address deep learning Movidius MA2450 chip with Android. Deep learning is more prevalent among the technique to ‘learn to see’ computers to recognize images. Applications of the MA2450 would make it possible to artificially-intelligent tasks locally on the phone itself perform, which works faster and promises of independence to access the Internet. An important aspect is of course also the power consumption for such computational tasks, and it would just Movidius’ showpiece score well.
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Why Android users would want to leave it to recognize passers-by or road signs to their smarphone is still somewhat unclear. Computerworld suggests that the visually impaired are possible utility could suffer, but also cites an expert who observes that Google more often introduces technological possibilities and inventing applications leave to others: “They throw continuously everything against the wall and see what remains hang. ”
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