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    How do I train my AirQ sensor with Bosch AI software to work with fipy?

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      Andreas Agnesson
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      Have a fipy with expansion board and AirQ sensor from Pycom.
      I used the tutorial and get data from the sensor and display it on my terminal board in the IDE Atom.
      Really fun (I'm new to this as you can understand)
      I saw a video from Bosch with AI training of sensor BME688 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vdliMRtxBY).
      I like to do a similar project but don't know how.
      Are there a tutorial for this?

      I think I need a SD-card, so I buy tomorrow.
      Where can I find a beginner tutorial or can anybody give me some hints and directions?

      First I think I need to write a program that saves the sensor values to a SD-card.
      I think I saw code for that in the tutorials also.
      Then I probably need to extract them from the SD-card into the Bosch Software (don't know how)
      Next step is to train the AI-model (there is a video, link above).
      After that I assume that I get a "AI-file" from the software but what do I do with it? How do I "install it"

      The long run aim is to distinguish when a watermelon is ready to harvest (special smell). Hopefully the sensor (and my AI model) are capable of this.

      Any help would be highly appreciated.

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