Coffee Watcher solution uses Canvas App to capture images and sends them to Power Automate flow for further processing. I decided to detect objects in Power Automate flow, since I could fine tune the solution to use WiFi camera as… Continue Reading →
Coffee Watcher solution uses Canvas App to capture images and sends them to Power Automate flow for further processing. When calling flow from app there needs to be connection references setup properly to get the flow trigger working. Sometimes the… Continue Reading →
Coffee Watcher solution is based on image recognition, this post will show how the Canvas App is developed. Most secure and compliant solution for production use would be use wifi camera, that sends image every minute i.e. to email address…. Continue Reading →
Coffee Watcher solution is based on image recognition, so let’s create the heart of the solution first. You need to have at least 15 pictures of each object you are doing to teach for your model. 1. Go to Maker… Continue Reading →
🚀 Intelligent Coffee Watcher App with Power Apps, Power Automate and AI Builder. I’ve built Power Apps Canvas App that captures photos of our Turku office coffee maker every minute. These images are then sent to Power Automate, which leverages… Continue Reading →
How to get data from Dataverse into Canvas App outside the offline profile filters? Previous post demonstrated how to create two different Canvas Apps and change between them. The second possibility is to use Power Automate to get the data… Continue Reading →
Power Apps Canvas renewed the offline functionality so that there is offline profile, which saves data with selected filter into your mobile device when there is no connection to Internet. With offline profile, the user has only the offline profile… Continue Reading →
Custom user settings can be saves into Dataverse. In previous post I described how to read the settings with Power Automate before notifying user in Teams. This post describes how to create the user interface where user and see the… Continue Reading →
Custom user settings can be saves into Dataverse. In previous post I described how to create the table and set permissions. This post describes how to read the settings and offer user possibility to set the setting in Teams notification… Continue Reading →
In the realm of digital solutions, the ability to tailor user experiences is paramount. Our team specializes in crafting solutions that not only announce or notify users but also empower them with control over these notifications. The Challenge: Lack of… Continue Reading →
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