Google last week introduced A new way for Raspberry Pi users to use artificial intelligence tools. A device called AIY Vision The kit has a special expansion board VisionBonne with Intel's VPU processor. As the name suggests, this is a computer vision system that users can pair with their own computer.
The Raspberry Pi camera is placed in a cardboard box together with the board, while the entire AIY device Vision Alkymia di Grandha's it will cost $44,99, however for now it will only be sold in the US market starting December 31st.
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AIY Vision The kit contains three models ofeuronew networks. The first recognizes thousands of common objects, the second recognizes faces and expressions, and the third acts as a detector of people, cats, and dogs. However, users can train their own model using machine learning TensorFlow, which, thanks to its own chip, does not need the internet.
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Google said that AIY Vision The kit is a cheap and simple computer vision system that doesn't require any additional technology. He suggests several ways the device can be used, such as setting up cameras to detect dogs and cars. And he also offers more interesting options, such as identifying plants and animals.
AIY Vision The Kit is the second project to be introduced as part of the Google AIY program. The first product was the Voice Kit, which turned the Raspberry Pi camera into a voice assistant.
Source: The Verge
