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RoboGarden | Machine Learning; What’s Coming up Next?

It’s not just the devices you use on a daily basis that are now depending on machine learning and artificial intelligence, but ML and AI are actually getting into different fields to make things much easier. According to different studies, it was found that businesses that depend on machine learning turned out to gain more revenue than those who didn’t, and these businesses actually come from different fields, like Disney in 3D animation for example. Let’s see how ML and AI are actually influencing different fields out there. It doesn’t matter which industry you are working in, you will always find that any technological development taking place will always help.

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RoboGarden | What You Need to Know About App Development?

Everything is now depending on technology and that’s the reason why to be able to fit in the future, you should have some skills that would work as your boarding pass. Web and app development are considered from the skills that are needed more than ever, since people are using their laptops or scrolling through their mobile phones 24 hours. But what is mobile app development and how are you supposed to learn it? Keep reading this article to learn more.

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RoboGarden | Web Development and Machine Learning Bootcamps for a Guaranteed Future Career

With all the technological inventions appearing in our world, there are job postings and roles appearing along the way. According to Cyber States, about 307,000 new tech jobs were added in the past year, and the number of software and web developers reached 1.6 million, which is the largest and fastest growing category of tech jobs. This only highlights the importance of the technical skills that every person must have to guarantee a future job, which include learning more about coding and programming, and getting more into the world of web development and machine learning.

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From The New York Times: 

Stephen Verstraete, a sculptor living in Belgium, designed a do-it-yourself garden robot. “I don’t have green thumbs. All my plants always seem to die,” he said. So when he was asked to create robots to roam around a technology convention in Amsterdam last year, Mr. Verstraete built robots that detected sunlight and moved house plants to the light.

No. No. No. And, no.  These are the #robotawareness stories that make me uncomfortable...  

If the bees are dying, we need to address that. Not build robobees. If you don't have a green thumb, don't get plants or just look at where the sun is ... I just shiver thinking of the day when I have to explain to my nephew that you can just touch soil to determine whether a plant needs water... 

Also, my alerts from NYT for the word "robot" have been out of control lately. Coincidence? I think NOT!