Tiny AI Weighs Cattle on a Phone in Under 52 Milliseconds
Researchers in Bangladesh have built an AI system small enough to weigh a cow from a photograph on an ordinary smartphone. It works without an internet connection.
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Researchers in Bangladesh have built an AI system small enough to weigh a cow from a photograph on an ordinary smartphone. It works without an internet connection.
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