How an AI agent can balance a pole using a simulation

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In this demo learn how Microsoft’s Engineer Cyrill Glockner teaches an intelligent control simulation to balance a pole on a cart. Microsoft has built a powerful and easy-to-use service that enables engineers of all backgrounds to add intelligent controls to their systems, all by utilizing Project Bonsai.

Microsoft’s Project Bonsai service gives you access to all the tools that you need to connect your model and train it successfully using the Azure cloud. Allowing engineers to innovate their most dynamic systems and processes through intelligent control systems.

Start training your AI agent through a three-step workflow. Learn more in the blog here: https://aka.ms/CartpoleBlog



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