Racing the physical AWS DeepRacer is not easy to organise in 2020. Thankfully Jon Myer and David Smith have stepped in to provide the entertainment and a learning opportunity. As a re:Invent special you can win a DeepRacer Evo! Read on for the details where and when the next race will take place.
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AWS and their partners keep looking for a way to help you race. AWS’ Jon Myer has assembled a track in his basement to offer you a chance to load your model onto the car and compete against others. All this with support from Pinnacle Tech Partners. The races will be streamed live on Twitch.
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Today is a historic moment in the world of the DeepRacer League: the start of contenders racing against each other.
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AWS Machine Learning Community would like to invite all new racers to join the community race created specially for them. Prizes await!
Read More →An offer worth noting: easytocloud have prepared a track to train on at the Lelystad Airport and would like to offer you a chance to race on it. But. You need to fight for it in a virtual race. For details on how to enter the competition visit the easytocloud blog. Hurry up, submissions end
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While the challenge is already taking place and some contestants have reached pretty spectacular results, I would like to invite you to still take part. You have time till the end of February and can win up to $1500 AWS Credits! The Conference Prepare for four hours of AWS Machine Learning talks of various length
Read More →We are excited to launch Community Contest #3: Endurance Race! In this race you have to complete three out of three laps, which will favour stable models. This race is being run via the new Community Races feature in the AWS console.
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Thank you to all who have voted in October’s log analysis challenge. As the month has ended, it’s time to present the results.
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It’s time for voting in the challenge (See the announcement). Two and a half weeks have brought us ten submissions in the AWS DeepRacer log analysis challenge. I think this is a lot. Many of the contestants submitted code to open source or public domain projects for the first time and I know how hard
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