Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) with Face recognition and AR in Android
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Raul will introduce a use case for building a "Minimum viable product" (MVP), talking about machine learning (face recognition) on Android devices with Augmented reality (AR). You will learn how to plan those kind of projects, the process to follow and future work for those specific projects. Indicating "how", "what" and "why".
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Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) with Face recognition and AR in Android
Raul Hernandez
I consider myself a continuous learner, very enthusiastic about the Android platform & Kotlin language specifically. Love running, traveling, attending music live metal gigs or reading books. I work as a Senior Software Engineer at Twitter, and I've participated in both Periscope and Twitter Android apps, being the Technical lead on Dynamic delivery for Twitter Android. I am originally from Valencia (Spain), but so far I've lived in Belgium and for a while now in London (UK).
Please log in to watch this conference skillscast.
Raul will introduce a use case for building a "Minimum viable product" (MVP), talking about machine learning (face recognition) on Android devices with Augmented reality (AR). You will learn how to plan those kind of projects, the process to follow and future work for those specific projects. Indicating "how", "what" and "why".
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- Fast Track to Android Architecture (in London on 21st - 23rd October 2019)
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- Keynote by Noelia Jiménez Martínez and Phil Harvey on Data: A Guide To Humans (in London on 16th September 2019)
- Adopt an AI-driven chatbot today + Alexa Bonus (in London on 16th September 2019)
- Lightning Talk: AWS AI services for image and video analysis with .NET (SkillsCast recorded in September 2019)
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Thanks to our sponsors
Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) with Face recognition and AR in Android
Raul Hernandez
I consider myself a continuous learner, very enthusiastic about the Android platform & Kotlin language specifically. Love running, traveling, attending music live metal gigs or reading books. I work as a Senior Software Engineer at Twitter, and I've participated in both Periscope and Twitter Android apps, being the Technical lead on Dynamic delivery for Twitter Android. I am originally from Valencia (Spain), but so far I've lived in Belgium and for a while now in London (UK).