You can use the AI HAT+ for any project that would have used the AI Kit. For all the projects below, you'll need a Raspberry Pi 5 and camera, as well as a Raspberry Pi AI kit or AI HAT+.

Also included in the AI kit are some mounting essentials (e.g., spacers, screw) to attach the HAT+ onto the Pi board and a 16mm GPIO header to make the Pi's GPIO pins accessible from the HAT+.

The $70 kit includes a Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ (an auxiliary board you'll connect to your Pi 5), a Hailo AI accelerator with a Hailo-8L AI chip, and the necessary mounting hardware to connect the ...

But now, Raspberry Pi is shipping its own $70 AI Kit, based on hardware from edge chipmaker Hailo. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes discussed the tech in this kit in his article on the topic.

Raspberry Pi Debuts AI Kit By David Ramel 06/11/24 Raspberry Pi's commercial site has announced a new Raspberry Pi AI Kit, available for $70. "The Raspberry Pi AI Kit bundles the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ ...

The Raspberry Pi AI Kit will set you back by $70. It will be available to buy from the worldwide network of Raspberry Pi-approved resellers in the near future. Notably, the Hailo module requires a ...

The accelerator module that Raspberry Pi is using for the AI Kit is the Hailo-8L. It’s an entry-level module in an M.2 form factor, which means that it can easily be plugged in to the HAT+.

The core elements of the Raspberry Pi AI Kit are the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ and a Hailo-8L AI acceleration module that is set on an M.2 board.

The Raspberry Pi foundation has launched the Raspberry Pi AI Kit which lets you run AI projects on the device thanks to a Hailo co-processor. What's nice about this product is that it's just $70.

The Raspberry Pi AI Kit, featuring the Hailo 8L AI accelerator and M.2 HAT+, represents a significant leap in bringing high-performance AI capabilities to the widely popular Raspberry Pi platform.

If you are interested in learning more about how the new Raspberry Pi AI Kit compares to the Google Coral AI you’ll be pleased to know that Kevin McAleer has taken a closer look at both systems ...