Extending PowerFx to Physical World
In my previous two articles I had shown how to run PowerFx on Raspberry Pi and even how to shell script it on Linux. But till then it was quite still limited to its existing functions that came with it, which although great, doesn’t do much when it comes to actually use Raspberry Pi and… Continue reading Extending PowerFx to Physical World
PowerFx Linux Shell Scripting
Having recently been able to run PowerFx on Linux and eventually on Raspberry Pi made me curious (and a bit greedy?) about how far can I stretch the PowerFx capabilities. You see, PowerFx have been so far so isolated and contained within the realm of Microsoft Power Platform and even by having my hands on… Continue reading PowerFx Linux Shell Scripting
Trying out PowerFx on Raspberry Pi
So it’s the weekend and I’m setting idly sipping my morning coffee thinking of what to do today when my eyes spotted my Raspberry Pi’s collecting dust being shelved as I’ve been quite busy lately for the past 6 months with the arrival of my baby daughter (Luna) to this world, who by the way… Continue reading Trying out PowerFx on Raspberry Pi
Technical Debt, What is it and How to Detect and Prevent it
Many of you are too familiar with the following story. It have many versions but the end is always the same. A certain company that invests significant funds in a certain technology, be it a new online service or a software product. They experience awesome success and market proliferation with sales pipeline going through the… Continue reading Technical Debt, What is it and How to Detect and Prevent it
Building a Raspberry Pi AI Assistant using Azure and IBM Cloud
As promised in my previous howto articles, we are going to build an interactive AI assistant based on what we had learnt so far. In this article we are going to learn how to build an AI assistant using Raspberry Pi and make it interactive using Watson Assistant while giving it a voice using Azure… Continue reading Building a Raspberry Pi AI Assistant using Azure and IBM Cloud
Tweeting from a Raspberry Pi Using Azure Speech
Here is something fun to do this weekend. How about tweeting using voice recognition? We are going to do this using Raspberry Pi, Azure Speech Cognitive Service and nodejs. First you will need to setup your Raspberry Pi using the steps detailed on my previous article, then create a Speech cognitive service on Azure as… Continue reading Tweeting from a Raspberry Pi Using Azure Speech
Reading Notifications from Dynamics 365
Reading Notifications from Dynamics 365 using a Raspberry Pi
Giving AIoT a Voice using Azure AI
In my previous article we learnt together how to use Azure Face API to enable Raspberry Pi IoT device to detect faces. In this second howto article we are going to build atop of what we have done so far to give Raspberry Pi a voice using Azure Speech API. In order to be able… Continue reading Giving AIoT a Voice using Azure AI
An AIoT Example using Raspberry Pi and Azure AI
AIoT is what you get when you combine AI with IoT, using it you can create very interesting applications, not just your average IoT device that collects telemetry data and uploads it to the cloud, but a device that can do smart things using cloud computing and AI services such as Azure AI. In this… Continue reading An AIoT Example using Raspberry Pi and Azure AI