Arduino TinyML & IoT
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The document outlines an agenda for a workshop focused on Sensa, an app developed by TIF Labs for implementing IoT and TinyML, featuring various functionalities such as data recording, graph generation, and code uploading. It includes a schedule detailing activities across several days, including introductions to Arduino, hands-on sessions, and exploring TinyML applications. The document also touches upon AI model building and deployments using the AIFES library.
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