Anomaly detection

Gesture recognition with Arduino

Use gestures to train a classifier in TensorFlow Lite Micro and deploy it to the Cortex-M4 based Arduino Nano board running Mbed OS.

Deploy a gesture recognition model with TensorFlow

This tutorial focuses on the use of TensorFlow Lite Micro on low-power microcontrollers to perform gesture recognition. The workshop covers ML model training and deployment of a gesture-recognition activity, “Magic Wand”.

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Cartesiam.AI smart coffee machine

Build a device that sits directly on a coffee machine, learns its vibration patterns, and detects when coffee is ready. Create this device with an STM32 Nucleo-32 development board with the Cartesiam NanoEdge AI Library and Mbed OS.

Cartesiam.AI smart vibration sensor

Create a device that sits on a vibrating machine, learns its vibration patterns, and detects potential abnormalities in its behavior. Create this device with an STM32 Nucleo-64 development board using Cartesiam’s NanoEdge AI Library, Pygame, and Mbed OS.

Edge Impulse motion recognition

Use an Arm Cortex-M4 based board with Edge Impulse to capture data and choose, train, and deploy a neural network model to detect different gestures. This guide also shows how to use classical ML techniques with standard ML techniques to detect motion inconsistencies.

Scalable deployment of anomaly detection example

Explore how novel workflows are used for containerized cloud computing to deploy industrial sensors for predictive maintenance.