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Humix is an open-source framework for building robots using Bluemix and IoT services with a pub/sub architecture. It can connect hundreds of sensors and thousands of APIs/services. Example sensors include temperature, humidity, light, speakers/mics. It can perform tasks like reporting sensor data, changing eye color based on sentiment analysis of messages, estimating ages from photos, and more. The micro-service architecture allows for easy programming and customization to build unique robotic behaviors and skills.
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It has a major six parts those are bone of this product.
Camera, Computer, Lenses, Vent, Sensor, Buttons.
Invented by Alex Kipman and Team.
Holo
Microsoft Hololens is an untethered holographic computer that uses augmented reality to allow users to see holograms overlaid on the real world in 3D without being isolated from it. It uses cameras, lenses, and sensors to track hand gestures and eye movements to interact with holograms and navigate the augmented reality interface. Some key features include exploring places virtually, gaming in 3D, and creating virtual objects that can be manipulated in space.
Holo
Microsoft Hololens is an untethered holographic computer that uses augmented reality to allow users to see holograms overlaid on the real world in 3D without being isolated from it. It uses cameras, lenses, and sensors to track hand gestures, eye gaze, and voice commands to interact with holograms and features untethered augmented reality experiences for gaming, education, and more.
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Microsoft HoloLens
Microsoft HoloLens is the future of Holographic Representation. It helps in making smarter decisions and prototype faster when you can inspect every vantage point.
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- 2. Jeffrey Liu Richard Chou Joey Tseng Daniel ShihClement SuYiHong Wang The Humix Team
- 3. WHAT IS HUMIX ? An open-source framework for building robots based on Bluemix and IoT foundation using a loosely-coupled pub/ sub architecture
- 4. Hundreds of SensorsThousands of API/Services MeetsWhen
- 5. Temperature Sensor Humidity Sensor Light Sensor Programmable LED (NeoPixel) Text to Speech API NoIR Camera NFC Sensor Watson Sentiment API Translation API Alchemy Face Detection API Ant+ Signal Receiver Speech to Text API Speaker / Mic
- 6. Human 。 Bluemix Humix IN ACTION
- 7. Humix Features Sensors • Report current temperature • Report current humidity • shadow mode : Heart-rate sync with owner • wake up or sleep triggered by NFC Instinctive Behavior Cognitive Computing • Close eye with the environment is too bright • The eye will enable idle mode when no activity Communication Channel • IRC (input/output) • Facebook messenger(input/output) • Text to Speech (output) • Monitor the message received from Facebook (comments or messenger), turn eye color to green if received positive message, otherwise turn the eye color to blue • How old am I : when asked for age from messenger, humix will take a picture and report the estimated age of the people in the picture
- 8. Building Humix with micro-service architecture
- 9. Program the brain is just as easy as Drog-n-Drop
- 10. What is YOUR recipe ?
- 11. NEXT STEP .. > Speech To Text > Web/Mobile Interface > Recognize known Faces > Make it MOVE !
- 12. Any Suggestion ?