With the IBM Watson Conversation service you can easily recognize intents and entities in user phrases and you can define flows of dialogs declaratively. Recently a new feature was added (as beta) ...

The Anki Cozmo robot can recognize faces and objects with markers like Cozmo’s Power Cubes. Ansgar Schmidt and I have developed some sample code to allow Cozmo to recognize other types of objects v...

Ansgar Schmidt and I open sourced a sample that shows how to use TensorFlow to recognize certain types of flowers. The first version of the sample used the MobileNet model which we deployed to the ...

In addition to Patterns and How-Tos there is another good resource for developers to learn how to use the IBM Cloud. The Solution Tutorials provide step-by-step instructions on how to implement com...

TensorFlow provides predefined models that can be retrained to recognize certain objects in images. OpenWhisk is a serverless platform that executes functions in the cloud. With Kubernetes you can ...

As a developer I’m trying to better understand how developers work together with data scientists to build applications that leverage machine learning. In this context one key question is how develo...

My colleague Ansgar Schmidt and I have built a new demo which uses TensorFlow to predict types of flowers. The model is trained in a Kubernetes cluster on the IBM Cloud. Via a web application pictu...

I’ve written two How-Tos which describe how to use the Watson Conversation tools Ansgar Schmidt and I had open sourced. The new page on developer.ibm.com contains How-Tos which describe everything...

I’ve implemented a sample Facebook Messenger bot which leverages the Node.js library Botkit and IBM Watson Conversation. With Botkit you can build bots for Slack, Facebook Messenger, Twilio and ot...

My first code pattern (formerly known as developer journeys) has been published on developer.ibm.com/code. The pattern describes how to build Alexa skills with OpenWhisk. Rather than using intent ...