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Dec 8, 2017

Assertion Supported

Engineer built an automated AI cucumber sorter for under $2,000

“He bought himself a Raspberry Pi, a couple actuators to push things into boxes. He used TensorFlow to train the AIs to look for the nine grades of cucumbers, and for under 2000 dollars, he automated cucumber sorting.”

Frank Chen Dec 8, 2017 ▶ 29:42 AI: What's Working, What's Not

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