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Given real-world scenarios to build a queuing system and the hardware specifications, the user can identify which hardware types work best. The application tested using the Intel® DevCloud.

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Smart Queuing System

Udacity

Given real-world scenarios to build a queuing system, I use the knowledge of hardware specifications to identify which hardware types work best, and then test the application using the Intel® DevCloud.

Project Overview

  1. Proposed a possible hardware solution
  2. Built out the person detection application and tested its performance on the DevCloud using multiple hardware types
  3. Compared the performance to see which hardware performed best
  4. Revised the primal proposal based on the test results

The Scenarios

Three different scenarios that depict real-world problems based on different sectors where edge devices are typically deployed.

Scenario 1: Manufacturing Sector - manufacturing

Scenario 2: Retail Sector - retail

Scenario 3: Transportation Sector - transportation

Deployment and Development steps

  • Step 1: Create the Python Script
  • Step 2: Create the Job Submission Script
  • Step 3: Manufacturing Scenario
  • Step 4: Retail Scenario
  • Step 5: Transportation Scenario

Built With

  • OpenCV - Open Source Computer Vision Library
  • OpenVINO - Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ Toolkit
  • DevCloud - Intel® DevCloud - Intel® Developer Zone

Authors

  • Udacity - Intel® Edge AI for IoT Developers
  • Eleftheria Chatzidaki

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Given real-world scenarios to build a queuing system and the hardware specifications, the user can identify which hardware types work best. The application tested using the Intel® DevCloud.

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