Inspiration:
Drowning is amongst leading death causes in the world. Lifeguards can help you, but he can't watch you 100% of the time.
What it does:
We have a Machine Learning and Computer Vision model to detect human and see if they are drowning or not. Then we will send it back to the server for assistance.
How I built it:
For the backend, we mainly used Python, TensorFlow, OpenCV, and other ML libraries. Whereas for the frontend, we put together a demonstration website by using HTML and CSS.
Challenges I ran into:
We only have 24 hours to come up with a cool idea and implement it. This year AuburnHacks doesn't have any specific topic, so our main restriction is our creativity.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of:
Effective teamwork
What I learned:
We learned more about complex ML models and their implementation as well as implementing new hardware we did not use before.
What's next for !Drown:
!DROWN does not end today. We would love to exhibit our product globally to save more lives.
Built With
- anaconda
- css
- html/
- machine-learning
- python
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