Getting Started With the Hailo AI Kit For Raspberry Pi 5
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Hello Girls and Boys,
Would you like to get started with the Hailo AI Kit For Raspberry Pi 5 as soon as you possibly can? This tutorial goes over the basic minimum effort to get you started.
Links and commands:
www.raspberryp...
dtparam=pciex1_gen=3
git clone --depth 1 github.com/ras... ~/rpicam-apps
rpicam-hello -t 0 --post-process-file ~/rpicam-apps/assets/hailo_yolov6_inference.json --lores-width 640 --lores-height 640
Community page:
community.hail...
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Thank you so much for good demonstration of all steps with AI module and camera connection! Best greetings from Ukraine!
🎉 Thank you for informative video. I have a question about: Is it compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B 8 GB?
Nope, one day perhaps
thanks for sharing! but how does it get integrated into a backend python program for example?
The inference functionality? What time in the video specifically? Each python script can be modified and inference could be just an integral part of a large project, in the backend.
@@ExpatProfessor thanks for the response - I am relatively new in the embedded system world. My question was more general and not pointing to a specific time in video. I am exactly thinking about how to implement the inference function in Python and build that into a more comrehensive project . The video seems to perform all the interaction in shell. It will be very interesting to see it in action through python. thanks again for the great explanation in this video!
is it possible to write a script that keeps different screws or small objects apart?
How do you mean “to keep them apart”? Do you mean recognize and distinguish each individual one from a bunch?
@@ExpatProfessor Yes, your description is way better :D
Can we detect different people faces? Can we open doors based on faces? Can we write a script to make decisions?
Yes, yes, yes! I'd love to show you all of that in my channel, but indeed: yes
Creative:)
is it not using the gpio pin in its connection?
can i use it for speech recognition?
can i use it for speech recognition?
Given its potential and computational power: yes. I need to find the time to make a video on this particular topic. Thanks for your suggestion.
How to run a customized model in this HAT?
Did u find out? Please lmk how
The OrangePi boards come with an NPU on board. RPI is really lacking in hardware
I bet, one day, it will get integrated in RPI as well...
OrangePi's rockchip only offers a handful of TOPS, and the software support for rockchip hardware is terrible across Linux bc the company doesn't do the due diligence that RPI does to ensure support.