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This tutorial covers how to use Amazon’s facial recognition to compare an image taken on a raspberry pi camera to a base image located in an AWS s3 bucket. | This tutorial covers how to use Amazon’s facial recognition to compare an image taken on a raspberry pi camera to a base image located in an AWS s3 bucket. | ||
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-Atom, or another source code editor | -Atom, or another source code editor | ||
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-A raspberry pi | -A raspberry pi | ||
-A pi camera | -A pi camera | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 8 April 2019
Overview
This tutorial covers how to use Amazon’s facial recognition to compare an image taken on a raspberry pi camera to a base image located in an AWS s3 bucket.
Materials/Prerequisites
-Atom, or another source code editor -A raspberry pi -A pi camera
