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AN arson-hit former Dudley school that is in a poor condition and has lost most of its roof is to be converted into more than two dozen apartments. The former Sir Gilbert Claughton School in Blowers Green Road was ravaged in an arson attack which took place in July last year. But it looks like it will finally be given a new lease of life after planners at Dudley Council granted permission to convert the damaged building into 30 flats. Abbey Architecture put forward the successful planning application which will now see the building converted into 19 two-bedroom apartments, seven one bedroom apartments and four studio flats.
Call for action at nightmare Nottingham junction It’s a bunch of different rules for one junction
David Symonds, 32, said the junction is a nightmare (Image: Anna Whittaker)
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There have been calls for cameras and more signs at a busy Nottingham junction.
A reader called for the cameras at the Radford Road junction in Basford, blaming drivers who jump the lights when turning right on to Valley Road .
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced the
general availability of Amazon Lookout for Vision, a new service that analyzes images using computer vision and sophisticated machine learning capabilities to spot product or process defects and anomalies in manufactured products. By employing a machine learning technique called “few-shot learning,” Amazon Lookout for Vision is able to train a model for a customer using as few as 30 baseline images. Customers can get started quickly using Amazon Lookout for Vision to detect manufacturing and production defects (e.g. cracks, dents, incorrect color, irregular shape, etc.) in their products and prevent those costly errors from progressing down the operational line and from ever reaching customers. Together with Amazon Lookout for Equipment, Amazon Monitron, and AWS Panorama, Amazon Lookout for Vision provides industrial and manufacturing customers with the most comprehensive suite of cloud-to-edge industrial machine learning servi
images and video streams to find anomalies and flaws in products or production processes
GE Healthcare, Amazon, and Basler among customers and partners using Lookout for Vision
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#ai–Today, Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company (NASDAQ: AMZN), announced the general availability of Amazon Lookout for Vision, a new service that analyzes images using computer vision and sophisticated machine learning capabilities to spot product or process defects and anomalies in manufactured products. By employing a machine learning technique called “few-shot learning,” Amazon Lookout for Vision is able to train a model for a customer using as few as 30 baseline images. Customers can get started quickly using Amazon Lookout for Vision to detect manufacturing and production defects (e.g. cracks, dents, incorrect color, irregular shape, etc.) in their products and prevent those costly errors from progressing down the operational line and from ever