Sven Haiges, Author at SAP Customer Experience Labs

About Sven Haiges

Sven is a maker at heart and loves to connect things. In his role as Senior Technology Strategist at SAP Customer Experience Labs he is constantly researching and prototyping emerging technologies and tries to drive adoption to SAP's products and solutions by using these new technologies for prototypes and proofs of concept (POCs). Sven believes in a playful approach for learning, loves flashy projects and is happy to share his insights at conferences around the globe. @hansamann

Feb 28

Visual Lambdas Update: Higher-Level Blocks and Multi-User Collaboration

As our research around low code programming and visual lambdas comes to an end, I wanted to outline the latest features added to our block-based visual lambda editor via this blog post. Please also have a look at the other blog posts around low code, visual programming here. These are... read more →

February 28, 2020
Sven Haiges
blockly, Kubernetes, Kyma, low code, no code, visual coding, visual lambdas

Jan 31

Generating Lambda Functions via Visual, Block-Based Coding: Visual Lambdas

In this blog post, I'll outline some practical research that we've done around Low Code development. More specifically, I'll be introducing visual coding via a Blockly-based editor for generating and deploying JavaScript-based Lambda functions to a Kyma Kubernetes cluster - we call it Visual Lambdas. While it still needs to... read more →

January 31, 2020
Sven Haiges
block-based code generation, blockly, Kubernetes, Kyma, lambda functions, low code, visual coding, visual lambdas

Dec 02

Flow-Based Programming on Kyma

While we just released the Tech Beacon which reaches way into the future and defines 5 trends for the next 5 years, a new trending topic called No Code/Low Code (short: NCLC) is keeping my coworker Valentin and me busy. In this blog post I'll first outline what NCLC is... read more →

December 2, 2019
Sven Haiges
flogo, Flow-based programming, Kyma, kyma mocks, low code, nc/lc, nclc, no code, Node-RED

Oct 14

Understanding Transfer Learning with the Smart Mirror

This blog post in an update on the smart mirror v2. To fully understand this update, it will be beneficial to read the previous posts about the smart mirror and Edge AI, too. This post will mainly try to shed some light on the so-called transfer learning process that we're... read more →

October 14, 2019
Sven Haiges
AI, Docker, Edge AI, Smart Mirror, Tensorflow, Transfer Learning

Oct 07

Containerizing a Tensorflow Lite Edge-TPU ML Application with Hardware Access on Raspbian

How many highly technical acronyms can you potentially use for the title of a blog post :-) Believe me, I had in mind to combine this post with two more topics... so please be gentle and read on. I tried hard. This blog post is part of our smart mirror... read more →