Kutluhan Aktar / Tree Disease Identifier Public

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File > Examples > Tree_Disease_Identifier_inferencing

Built Simplicity Studio Component

Built ST IoT Discovery Kit firmware

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Built Renesas CK-RA6M5 firmware

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Built nRF52840 DK firmware

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Built Thingy:91 firmware

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Built Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense firmware

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Built Spresense + Commonsense firmware

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