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SensorTile Capstone Projects bring Basketball to Machine Learning

The reference designs of six SensorTile capstone projects are now available online. They include documentation, source code, and analysis by UCLA students who show how they used the ST system to tackle unique challenges. In preparation for the ST Developers Conference 2018, we thus invite you to check them out for yourselves and see how they used the SensorTile platform in the context of signal processing and machine learning applications…

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