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The Raspberry Pi AI Camera costs just $70
Raspberry Pi and Sony made an AI-powered camera module
Raspberry Pi and Sony have co-developed a Raspberry Pi AI Camera module that’s launching today for $70. It comes with onboard AI processing that can help Raspberry Pi users develop “edge AI solutions that process visual data” with ease,
How to Get Started with the Raspberry Pi AI Camera
R aspberry Pi’s new AI Camera Kit takes the strain of processing neural network models from the CPU; instead the Sony IMX500 does all of the hard work. Yes, the $70 Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi AI Camera costs just $70 and is packed with visual processing trickery
Cheap-and-cheerful computer maker Raspberry Pi has released an AI Camera module, developed in conjunction with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS). The Raspberry Pi AI Camera is compatible with Raspberry Pi’s range of single-board computers – low-cost devices designed to encourage coding for students and hobbyists that typically can be picked up for a handful of dollars.
Raspberry Pi launches camera module for vision-based AI applications
Raspberry Pi, the company that sells tiny, cheap, single-board computers, is releasing an add-on that is going to open up several use cases — and
Raspberry Pi’s New $70 AI Camera Works With All Pi Models
If you're looking to kick the tyres on AI image processing/recognition projects and own an older Raspberry Pi mode, the company's new 'AI Camera' add-on
Raspberry Pi AI Camera Review: AI for the masses
Featuring an embedded RP2040, the Raspberry Pi AI Camera's Sony IMX500 handles the AI processing duties itself, leaving the main CPU ready to work on other tasks.
Raspberry Pi Announces AI Camera Module Developed With Sony
The foundation says this camera has been designed to integrate perfectly with the Raspberry Pi software stack. That means developers and tinkerers should be able to get their own neural network models running on the Pi with relatively minimal effort.
Raspberry Pi takes a shot at AI with a camera and on-device processing
The camera embeds Sony’s IMX500 intelligent vision sensor to process images with AI on the chip. That means there is no need for high-end GPUs or accelerators. It's compatible with Raspberry Pi’s single-board computers, making it relatively cheap and easy to make AI tools that rely on images.
Raspberry Pi and Sony release an AI-powered camera module
Raspberry Pi, in collaboration with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation, just launched an AI-powered camera module called the Raspberry Pi AI Camera.
Raspberry Pi gets AI vision superpowers
Raspberry Pi is entering the artificial intelligence (AI) arena, first with a Hailo 8L AI board coupled to a M.2 HAT+, and now with a brand new camera designed for AI applications and neural network models.
Raspberry Pi has charmed its way to a UK computer revival
Raspberry Pi was conceived in the university’s computer science department, but has transcended its origins. Its single-board devices, mostly assembled in the UK by Sony at a factory in Wales, are remarkably cheap: its latest Raspberry Pi 5 basic model costs under £50 and a microprocessor with its own design of chip is about £5.
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Computer Maker Raspberry Pi Sees ‘Robust Demand’ For First AI Product
Although the company's AI hardware only came to market three months ago, Raspberry Pi’s CEO Eben Upton said, “We’ve seen very ...
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Raspberry Pi is now shipping the $70 AI Camera with integrated neural network
Recently, Raspberry Pi partnered with Sony to develop a camera with a built-in AI accelerator. This design allows the Sony IMX500 image sensor to process images, ...
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Raspberry Pi’s Free AI Course for Educators : Empowering Teachers with AI
The Raspberry Pi Foundation, in collaboration with Google DeepMind, has launched an invaluable free online course titled ...
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