Sensor data can often be quite noisy, making it challenging to extract meaningful information. Kalman filters are a powerful tool for filtering and smoothing noisy sensor data, with applications in fields such as robotics, control systems, and signal processing.

In this project, we'll explore how to control Govee smart lights using an ESP32 development board and a motion sensor. By integrating with the Govee API, we can programmatically turn lights on and off based on motion detection, enabling seamless home automation.

The inverse problem-solving process begins with determining the necessary material properties, such as strength, toughness, corrosion resistance, and weight. These are sometimes known as "objective" or "target" features. After determining the needed attributes, the inverse design technique may be utilized to find the micro-structural and processing factors that will result in them.

Depression is a mental state that most people would consider linear. In the sense that it's just there and you love it until one day it somehow disappears. This couldn't be further from the truth. I'd define it as a cycle.

In African countries where mental health and psychotherapy are taboo, there are often specific reasons for this, such as a lack of awareness or understanding of these issues, or a belief that these issues are not relevant to African culture.

How I used machine learning to build a searchable Kanuri-English database.

Binary thinking gives us the illusion that we have the answers to all of life's questions when, in reality, we don't know. Engaging in this type of thinking can cause a lot of unnecessary problems in your life.

The Dunning-Kruger effect, or overconfidence effect, is a cognitive bias in which the least qualified individuals in a specific domain of expertise overestimate their competencies.

Faith can provide comfort and a sense of purpose in life, but it can also prevent us from taking risks and seizing once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

Have you ever wondered why you automatically brush your teeth every morning without thinking about it? Or why you always wash your left arm first in the shower? The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg explores how our brains form habits, good or bad, that shape our lives and productivity.

Les pays se disputent férocement pour déterminer leur pouvoir, mais donnent ensuite des milliards d'aide étrangère à d'autres pays, ce qui affaiblit leur propre économie et armée.