There's still time to enter May's prize draw where O'Reilly has provided 10 copies of "Making Things See" for those who can answer the simple question "What is it about?"
The clue of course is on the book cover
but if you want to check you've made the right guess then read Harry Fairhead's review, which concludes that this is "an excellent book" that:
"will save you hours of work and lets you step up to the more interesting problems in using the K** in projects."
There have been hand trackers and they didn't really make much of an impression, but a hand tracker that uses just a webcam could be the breakthrough. Webcams are everywhere and the software could add [ ... ]
Carnegie Mellon is pioneering a Bachelor of Science degree in artificial intelligence beginning in September 2018, to address the growing demand for AI expertise.
