Artificial Intelligence
The Aloha AI Network is a collaborative infrastructure/service for students to use as they learn the fundamentals of AI machine learning, deep learning neural networks, and computer vision. Designed to be student-friendly, but industrial strength, the Aloha AI Network consists of three parts: Toolbox “edge” hardware sensors that are setup locally, in-depth training and eLearning tools from Oceanit experts, and an app utilizing cloud platform services to process captured data in a shareable, collaborative way.
With Aloha AI, students tap into their creativity and design thinking processes to come up with ideas to use this AI data (e.g. keeping track of school library/cafeteria/parking usage, benchmark it against other schools, and so on). The objective of Aloha AI will be to establish a structure where students are collaborating to train their own models, develop novel uses, and build upon one another’s breakthroughs using the Aloha AI toolbox. One example of an Aloha AI project that the PSHF supported involved public school students helping the Department of Transportation with a traffic study.