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Build an app focused on a single model, wire a verdict to an action through a pipeline that guards against false positives, fuse it with a raw sensor, and publish events over MQTT.

Turn a model’s answer into a trustworthy action, and send it off the board with discipline.

Lesson Topic Time (min) Slides
6.1 Six models and the edge_ai API: an app focused on one model 70 slides.md
6.2 Hands-on: our own focused app 75 slides.md
6.3 An action pipeline: CONF_FLOOR, debounce, cooldown and on_result 70 slides.md
6.4 Hands-on: an action pipeline that guards against false positives 75 slides.md
6.5 Sensor fusion: a model’s verdict with a raw sensor 70 slides.md
6.6 Hands-on: publishing a fused event to MQTT 75 slides.md

Lessons come in pairs: a concept lesson followed by a hands-on lesson with a practice file, a solution, and a lab.

You pass this module once you can do all of the following (details are in the Lab section of each hands-on lesson):

  • A single-model focused app with a clean UI, targeting a model with find_model(), showing the verdict, every class’s bar, and latency, with a counter that genuinely fires when the target class crosses CONF_FLOOR, retargetable to at least two models (lesson 6.2).
  • A debounced action pipeline where the target class continuing triggers a real action, while a brief flicker of the signal is guarded against (lesson 6.4).
  • A fused decision (verdict AND a raw gate) genuinely publishes to MQTT, once per event, while gentle motion is never sent (lesson 6.6).

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