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A Guide: First steps in Neural Networks

By InteliAthlete in Corporate, Machine Learning

7 years ago

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We are close, really close, with our Neural Network for InteliAthlete. While working on the platform, our own Max will share his journey along the way… His first post is a simple guide for the clueless programmer that doesn’t know fancy terminology. Not a tutorial for dumb people, his article is simply written in a more basic manner so it is easier to follow by any potential reader – from rookies to professionals – without assuming previous knowledge of the subject matter. Topics: How complicated is it to create Neural Networks? What can Neural Networks be used for? What can’t you do with Neural Networks? When should you use Neural Networks? What exactly IS a Neural Network? What is the difference between a Neural Network and conventional programming? What would be a basic structure for a useful Neural Network? What are input neurons and how many do I need? What are

InteliAthlete Co-Founder to discuss Consumer IoT and BigData at IEEE BigData Congress 2015

By InteliAthlete in Corporate

8 years ago

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InteliAthlete Corp, an Internet of Things (IoT) sensors based Machine Learning and BigData analytics startup helping athletes reach their maximum potential, announces today that one of the company’s co-founders – Mr. Cristian Sturek – will be a panelist on the Big Data and IoT Plenary Panel to take place on Sunday, June 28th, as part of the IEEE BigData Congress 2015. Held between June 27 and July 2, the 2015 IEEE International Congress on Big Data (BigData Congress 2015) aims to provide an international forum that formally explores various business insights of all kinds of value-added “services.” Big Data is a key enabler of exploring business insights and economics of services. Plenary Panel 2: BigData and IoT is scheduled for Sunday, June 28th, 16:15 – 17:25 in Gallery 8. Abstract: Real-time big data represents a convergence of science, engineering, and technology disciplines to collect, transform, store, process, analyze, and search

Multi Sensor Data Collection

By InteliAthlete in Corporate

8 years ago

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The Romanian Research and Development team has been hard at work collecting data in Microsoft Azure from multiple sensors. This is what the data looks like from a table tennis match: Next obstacle – how to represent this data as a 3D human body motion.

ARTIK Application Being Reviewed

By InteliAthlete in Hardware

8 years ago

8 years ago 0

Today we received an update from the Samsung ARTIK team: We’re writing to let you know that we have your application for an ARTIK Developer Kit. We haven’t forgotten about you! We got lots of love, especially during our first few days of launch – even more than we expected – and we’re excited about the overwhelming interest in ARTIK. This also means it will take us a while to go through all the requests we received. We want to be fair and give everyone a chance to be reviewed equally, so we appreciate your patience as we work to get ARTIK in your hands as soon as possible. We’ll keep you posted on progress. Thanks again for applying for the Alpha Developer Program and we’re looking forward to working with you! For those who don’t know, ARTIK is a family of modules (ARTIK 1, ARTIK 5, ARTIK 10) tailored

Samsung ARTIK – InteliAthlete applies for an Alpha Developer Kit

By InteliAthlete in Hardware

8 years ago

8 years ago 0

ARTIK is a family of modules (ARTIK 1, ARTIK 5, ARTIK 10) tailored for the Internet of Things (IoT). With a tiered architecture built for performance, optimized power consumption and memory utilization and footprint, ARTIK is designed specifically for a variety of applications, from low-end wearables to powerful hubs with local processing and analytics. ARTIK’s best-in-class security solution includes secure element (SE) and machine learning for anomaly detection, and Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). ARTIK packs the future of IoT into an incredibly small frame. ARTIK 1 has the world’s smallest form factor (12mm x 12mm) in its class and can last for weeks on a single charge. ARTIK 5 uses Samsung ePoP packaging technology to offer the best combination of computing power and storage capacity at its size. With an ARM Octa-core processor, ARTIK 10 can power a smartphone or a media hub. ARTIK’s comprehensive IoT development and deployment platform

Data deluge: MLB rolls out Statcast analytics

By InteliAthlete in Baseball

9 years ago

9 years ago 0

Which outfielder sprints the fastest and runs the longest to snag line drives into the gap? Which shortstop is best at throwing from the grass to nip the runner at first? Which catcher gets the ball to second base the quickest? A new era in analytics starts Tuesday when Major League Baseball rolls out its Statcast tracking technology during the MLB Network’s broadcast of the St. Louis Cardinals’ game at the Washington Nationals. Real-time access will expand quickly to Fox, ESPN and Turner, then to regional sports networks within about six weeks. By June, fans should be able to look up leaderboards for hitters’ exit velocity, fielders’ route efficiency, speed and distance, and pitchers’ spin rates and arm extension. Cameras and sensors installed at each ballpark capture 120,000 bits per second. Henry Chadwick, who invented the box score in 1859, would be flabbergasted. “Fans are ready for a deeper dive