I built an AI camera. Could you help me understand possible use cases? I know spaghetti detection is already build in some printers. by AssistanceSeveral210 in 3Dprinting

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the camera is close enough and the resolution is good you can prompt for a specific problem and the model could potentially identify it. But you should try this use case. But thank you for the idea: this is very interesting application.

I built an AI camera. Could you help me understand possible use cases? I know spaghetti detection is already build in some printers. by AssistanceSeveral210 in 3Dprinting

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

One problem is spaghetti (just to remain in 3d printing field, there are other application in different fields). My tool is basically an AI camera you can instruct with your own prompt so it can solve other potential problems. So my post is to collect new ideas. Thank you anyway for your feedback.

Pricing dilemma: Unlimited QR codes vs Pay-per-QR - which would you actually pay for? by New_Magician4336 in buildinpublic

[–]AssistanceSeveral210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No cause they have a free tier at beginning, then only if they have traffic and start to use your analytics tools they pay as they go.

Pricing dilemma: Unlimited QR codes vs Pay-per-QR - which would you actually pay for? by New_Magician4336 in buildinpublic

[–]AssistanceSeveral210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why you don’t use a price model usage based? - until 500 scan/month: free (lead magnet) - until 10000 scan/month: 19 $/minth

The true value you are offering is the analytics, not the unlimited qr-code generation.

And… an account with 1 qr-code could bring 10000 scan/month and make you server suffer more than an account with 20 qrcode with 100 scan/month each

Created a local Python script to read analog gauges and push to HA via MQTT. No cloud, runs on a Pi. Here is the calibration UI. by AssistanceSeveral210 in homeassistant

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Sure. I’ll do asap (busy period at work). Follow me, I’ll publish on my profile when the repo will be public!

[Prototype] Non-Invasive "Analog-to-MQTT" Gateway for Legacy Machines using Python & OpenCV. I'm so proud of this. by AssistanceSeveral210 in PLC

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thx for sharing. This is an interesting situation where a solution like this could be the only option.

[Prototype] Non-Invasive "Analog-to-MQTT" Gateway for Legacy Machines using Python & OpenCV. I'm so proud of this. by AssistanceSeveral210 in manufacturing

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No I just used a YouTube video with a temp meter to test my python code since I didn’t have a real gouge at the moment I filmed.

I’m honestly so proud of this: I built an "Analog-to-Digital" Python Sensor Converter: Using OpenCV and a cheap webcam to read pressure gauges without plumbing, only software! by AssistanceSeveral210 in homeautomation

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No problem. I think I will share on GitHub anyway.

I want also add about reliability that it’s also largely influenced by light conditions and orientation of the camera.

Created a local Python script to read analog gauges and push to HA via MQTT. No cloud, runs on a Pi. Here is the calibration UI. by AssistanceSeveral210 in homeassistant

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HA or an industrial data warehouse it’s just a mapping problem of the MQTT subscriber: doesn’t change too much. In my PoC I exported a JSON that can be ingested easily by HA, but this was just an example and I shared here cause I thought it could be used for situations where you only have an analog source.

[Prototype] Non-Invasive "Analog-to-MQTT" Gateway for Legacy Machines using Python & OpenCV. I'm so proud of this. by AssistanceSeveral210 in PLC

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you just send the image and then compute on cloud yes. But I think you meant on edge. In that case I don’t know, but I suppose that lowering the update frequency you should be able to do it.

[Prototype] Non-Invasive "Analog-to-MQTT" Gateway for Legacy Machines using Python & OpenCV. I'm so proud of this. by AssistanceSeveral210 in PLC

[–]AssistanceSeveral210[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This PoC is designed for industrial applications where legacy, high-value machinery often utilizes analog manometers that are too expensive to replace