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Your mission is to design a security system to protect a room by arranging icons on an interactive image to indicate sensors and their locations and purposes, then creating a flow chart in Logicator to diagram how different inputs would control the system, adding notes relating it to the initial design, and attempting to break into your partner's system to provide advice on preventing future break-ins.

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When a baby tries to destroy your RaspberryPi touchscreen and terrorises your home automation application, you suddenly feel the need for some authentication. But since this baby can’t write and her face changes rapidly. You start to feed the need to invent something to outsmart her with a self-learning face recognition RaspberryPi cluster (or just because it is cool). This talk will show a microservice application using thrift that runs on such a cluster. I will focus on face recognition with OpenCV and Tensorflow and how to make this a self-learning system. Session Level: Beginner

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