Team IoT has launched a new Kickstarter campaign this week bringing a neural computing development kit to the crowdfunding site offering an easy way to learn more about artificial intelligence and neural computing. The development kit provides everything you need including a USB stick with plenty of machine vision demonstrations for you to explore allowing you to test out Neural Computing Technology on your workstation.
The early bird pledges are available for $99 and shipping throughout the United States will take place during November 2019. The neural computing development kit comes complete with an Atomic Pi SBC with 2+16GB preloaded with Ubuntu and OpenVino, together with an Intel Neural Compute Stick 2. “Code samples come with select pre-downloaded and pre-optimized models to get you started in no time.”
“Are you interested in learning Artificial Intelligence and Neural Computing? Help kickstart a complete development kit including the x86 Atomic Pi paired with Intel’s new Neural Compute Stick 2. Intel has kindly offered to assist with NCS2 hardware and support. Bosch and KS helped deliver the x86 Atomic Pi at ARM prices. The A Pi is a perfect for supporting the Movidius inference engine. With your pledge, we’ll pair them together to deliver a complete AI platform, free of major bugs. Get everything you need to explore AI, Neural Computing, the Movidius VPU and Machine Vision. Learn tomorrow’s technology today.”
To get the most from the neural computing development kit you may also require :
– A separate PC for experimenting with models.
– An enclosure for your embedded system.
– A USB hub, keyboard and mouse to set up and configure the A Pi.
– Add an antenna if you’d like long range WiFi.
For more details and a full list of pledge options jump over to the official Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign page.
Source: Kickstarter
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