It may look like a mild-mannered home security camera, but Amazon's AWS DeepLens is anything but. Announced today at the AWS re:Invent 2017 conference, the $249 (£185/AU$330 converted) DeepLens video ...

Back at its re:Invent conference in November, AWS announced its $249 DeepLens, a camera that’s specifically geared toward developers who want to build and prototype vision-centric machine learning ...

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to start building the future. When people think of Amazon’s devices business, four things obviously come to mind: Alexa speakers, Fire TV streaming devices, Kindle ...

AWS DeepLens is the world’s first deep learning-enabled wireless video camera built to give developers hands-on experience with machine learning Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Translate, Amazon Comprehend, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon made a rather surprising announcement today, revealing a product that seems to go toe-to-toe in many ways with Google Clips. Say hello ...

Amazon's DeepLens, a deep learning enabled video camera, is now generally available and hitting the market for $249. AWS DeepLens is designed to run models via TensorFlow and Caffe in less then 10 ...

The big picture: Amazon has many cloud services available and is making it easier than ever before to learn the basics of deep learning using the DeepLens camera. As a learning tool, DeepLens can ...

Every Amazon Echo, Google Home, Sonos One, or similar device in your house that recognizes your voice, and every smartphone through which you've ever spoken with Siri, Alexa, or Cortana, has an open ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. wants to give developers hands-on deep learning experience with its latest hardware. Announced at the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas Wednesday, the AWS DeepLens is a ...