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| − | This tutorial covers how to | + | This tutorial covers how to create an Amazon Web Services account, how to set up a camera on the raspberry pi, and how to run Amazon's facial Rekognition using a picture taken from the pi. Before we can run facial recognition we must create an AWS user, create a S3 bucket, and upload pictures to this S3 bucket. The final product will be able to calculate the similarity between a picture taken on the pi with various images saved in the AWS bucket. |
== Materials/Prerequisites == | == Materials/Prerequisites == | ||
Revision as of 14:51, 8 April 2019
Overview
This tutorial covers how to create an Amazon Web Services account, how to set up a camera on the raspberry pi, and how to run Amazon's facial Rekognition using a picture taken from the pi. Before we can run facial recognition we must create an AWS user, create a S3 bucket, and upload pictures to this S3 bucket. The final product will be able to calculate the similarity between a picture taken on the pi with various images saved in the AWS bucket.
Materials/Prerequisites
- Atom, or another source code editor
- A Raspberry Pi
- A Pi camera
