Computer Vision - Smart Helmet - Azure

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I have met Stefano Tempesta a couple of times in Zurich. This presentation shows the potentiality of the cloud platform applied to machine vision. Easy to set up in Azure with an interesting application. 

Location: Zürich, Switzerland

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