AWS - DeepLens (A Deep Learning Camera)

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DeepLens - A Deep Learning Camera

Amazon's Cloud computing subsidiary, Amazon Web Services (AWS), has launched  DeepLens - A Deep Learning camera for all the developers in US. 

It is the new way to learn Machine Learning. The product is about teaching the basics of deep learning which is one of the machine learning technique with example projects available and pre-trained computer vision models that can detect faces, objects, and recognizing more than 30 kind of actions such as guitar playing, tooth-brushing, applying lipstick.

DeepLens is the Amazon's equivalent to Google's Clips Smart camera but it is targetted for Developers instead of Consumers.

Technical Specifications

DeepLens is a 4-Megapixel (1080 pixel video ) camera that accomodate 8GB of RAM, 16GB of memory (expandable), Intel Gen9 graphics engine, 2D microphone array, Intel Atom processor and a bunch of USB, micro SD and micro HDMI ports.

It runs on Ubuntu OS (16.04 LTS) and allows developers to build their own deep learning applications with the support of AWS Greengrass, Gluon machine learning library and SageMaker which is launched recently and deploy custom machine learning models. It also have 100 GFLOPS compute power on the device.

The cost of the product is $249.

Questions about Deeplens in StackoverFlow

Q - How to enable SSH in DeepLens camera after initial registration.
A - Follow the link to get the answer https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50320634/how-to-enable-ssh-in-deeplens-camera-after-the-initial-registration/50471960#50471960