Since mid-September, 10 teams of LeTourneau University engineering students have been working on projects involving artificial intelligence to enter into a contest. Winners of that contest were announced Friday in the lobby of the Glaske Engineering Center after demonstrations from students.
The teams were challenged by contest sponsors Qeexo, the maker of the machine learning platform AutoML, and Arduino, an open-source electronics hardware and software platform, to provide solutions for real world problems using embedded machine learning. Students’ projects include a device that monitors hand movements to allow it to be almost unbeatable in a game of rock, paper, scissors to a another device that helps fly fishermen perfect their cast.
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