Written by Ludy, Wouter & Jeroen Connect4 series Can we create an artificial brain (using Machine Learning) that can play the optimal strategy for the game Connect4? …

Written by Jeroen To avoid confusion in the future, the Face Recognition service for events will be renamed NoKnox. You do not have to knock, the door is opened automatically. Several names were in the running before we decided on NoKnox (pronounced no-nox). The entire codebase and URL will be changed the coming weeks to make the change.

Written by Jeroen Face recognition series In a previous post I wrote about the Doorman application. In that post I promised to get back with some details on how it worked. However, several requests for the application later, the Doorman has been completely redesigned and recoded. The original iteration consisted of two python…

When reviewing Image Segmentation using Deeplab v3, I noted that the images being fed to the neural network were limited to 512x512. This limits the system to low resolution images. …

Written by Alex When you have been labeled an enemy of Bitcoin, you don’t expect to find yourself giving a speech at a Bitcoin conference. Yet, on June 3, 2019, I found myself in the middle of the lion’s den at the Value of Bitcoin conference in Munich. And interestingly…

Written by Richard We had a request to take portraits of people and apply them to one of several magazine cover images. Normally this would require taking the picture of the person in front of a blue or green screen. This can work pretty well so long as the person…

Written by Alex The sustainability of blockchain technology has been a hot topic over the past years. Even though not every blockchain makes use of the energy-hungry Proof-of-Work consensus algorithm, the environmental impact of the Bitcoin network has continued to cast its shadow over the once promising technology. …

Written by Jeroen Selfie2art series In late 2017 we received a request from a colleague on whether we could rebuild a showcase he had seen at an event. This showcase took a picture of you and transformed that photo into a painting that mimicked the style of a reference art piece. We…

Written by Richard Deep Dream was originally known as Inceptionism was created by Google's Alexander Mordvintsev. There are a number of code bases on Github for Deep Dream. A Jupyter Notebook project that complements the Google AI Blog: Inceptionism can be found there. Deep Dream takes images and processes them…