Enable IoT with Edge Computing and Machine Learning
summary
Shows how to run real ML on constrained devices by packaging models as containers, deploying via Azure IoT Edge (edgeAgent/edgeHub, module twins, manifest -> container registry -> device) and routing data between modules; demonstrates using custom vision compact model exported as TensorFlow/Docker to classify frames (cat vs dog) and transform video to small JSON events for local alerts, cutting cloud egress and latency. Notes costs (Tesla V100 $19,000, M60 $4,587, AMD $4,399), Raspberry Pi support limited to Raspbian Stretch, and that large stores still use server racks for full accuracy while edge runs reduced‑fidelity but working models.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 6:44CAAS (Cognition as a Service)
- 20:54Azure IoT Edge Runtime
- 31:42Routing - INTO
- 38:21Supported Systems
- 48:02Learning Resources
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