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A camera module manufacturer announced the release of Arducam Mega, a camera solution that connects one or more cameras to any microcontroller hardware platform. Arducam Mega targets battery-powered IoT devices with embedded machine learning and artificial intelligence...

We recently found out that Seeed Studio is offering a set of rugged industrial edge computing controllers designed for a variety of industrial applications: the EdgeBox RPI-200 series. EdgeBox RPI-200 is a complete industrial controller equipped with a flexible and powerful processor...

A Sweden-based consumer electronics and computers retail specialist, Solder Party has released its FlexyPin Adapter that gives the Raspberry Pi Pico an Uno form factor. With the help of FlexyPins, the board allows the Raspberry Pi Pico to be used with Uno shields without having to...

There have already been a ton of carrier boards specially designed to hold the famous Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Yet another interesting tiny carrier board from designer Flavio Ansovini comes onto the market, sold on Seeed Studio. This tiny Ochin carrier board for Raspberry Pi...

DeskPi Super6C is a standard mini-ITX board designed to help users with learning cluster applications or distributed Machine learning computing under the vast ecosystem of Linux, cloud-native and Raspberry Pi. The cluster board which can take up to six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules is now a...

Edge AI specialist, EyeCloud.AI, is getting set to launch a new OpenNCC Neural Compute Board (NCB) that will act as an open-source alternative to Intel’s Neural Compute Stick 2 (NCS2) in edge AI and computer vision projects. The accelerated AI reference platform will support on-board...

DeskPi Super6C is the Raspberry Pi cluster board a standard size mini-ITX board to be put in a case with up to 6 RPI CM4 Compute Modules. Highlights DeskPi Super6C is the Raspberry Pi cluster board a standard size mini-ITX board to be put in a case with up to 6 RPI CM4 Compute...

SparkFun, a Colorado-based embedded electronic device manufacturer, has announced the release of the Machine Learning and AI Concept Kit, which serves as a starting point for learning the fundamentals of prediction algorithms based on historical data and inputs. With the help of this...