Currently, the bot we've made in the previous post (first, second) doesn't use a database. So we are currently cheating by passing channel id and timestamp that we need to for the modal to work as fields in the modal. Instead of doing that, we can use a Database in AWS. Which Database AWS has... Continue Reading →
AWS Rekognition and Raspberry Pi working together
I'm going to take the work i did from my first post, setting up a Raspberry pi, and the second post, image detection in AWS Rekognition, and put it all together. First steps is to move the code from the ImageDectect.py in to Detector class. I ended up breaking this in to 3 classes, and... Continue Reading →
Simple Image Detection with AWS Rekognition
Since i have my Raspberry Pi Setup to take picture when it detect motion the next set is to get image detection working with AWS Rekognition. I've never use AWS before and the amount of services AWS has is pretty scary. But with a little trial and error i managed to get this to work... Continue Reading →