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 ====== 5.Object detection with Snap======
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-So, now you can move ahead a next step and try integrating snap with object detection. You can first go through the tutorial Part 1 and Part 2 to explore more and then apply the gained knowledge for practical implementation.
+Great progress by now, you have learned to detect object with nano jetson and play around with snap. So, lets take a step forward by combining both of them. For this, first you need set up snap:
+- Open snap
+- Download the snap .xml files from the github code. (Provided in the end of the documentation)
+- Select the import option from snap and import this files. (Make sure the javascript extensions are selected in settings)
+After the snap is set up. You should read documentation in github to understand the created snap blocks. Further, watch explanatory videos Part 1 and Part 2 by Ali Farizada on object detection with snap.
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 We will re perform the activity 3.1.
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     - What do you think makes this detections efficiencies difference? and which of them performed better?
     - What possible way can you think of, where you can use this technology? (Be as much creative as you can)
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 === 5.2 Activity===
 The group should now plan a presentation to explain their learning and their experience during this complete activity
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 ===== GitHub link =====
-{{https://github.com/harleylara/lets-plaiy/tree/master/group-05|CODE}}
+{{https://github.com/harleylara/lets-plaiy/tree/master/group-05|Snap with Object Detection}}