Google continues to expand its range of AI products and services with a trio of new hardware devices aimed at the development community. Both dev board and accelerator are powered by Google’s Edge TPU ...

At the core of all its Coral products is the Google Edge TPU ASIC, responsible for processing data on the $149 Coral Dev Board and the Coral USB accelerator. Attached to sensors like a camera, the ...

As machine learning and artificial intelligence becomes more widespread, so do the number of platforms available for anyone looking to experiment with the technology. Much like the single board ...

Google has announced its TPU solution for edge computing and launched new low-cost dev options for both a complete board and a separate USB accelerator. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share ...

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Coral is Google’s platform for building IoT hardware that features on-device AI. Incorporating software tools and pre-compiled models, Google today announced new hardware ahead of CES 2020. Launched ...

Google Creative Lab this week revealed a project called Alto. Alto by Google Creative Lab is a "teachable object using the Coral USB Accelerator." It's made to allow users to get a very basic handle ...

Based on the ARM SC100 CPU, the AT91SC192192CT-USB secure microcontroller features 192 Kbytes of flash, 192 Kbytes of high-performance EEPROM, and 24 Kbytes of RAM. The chip has a full-speed USB 2.0 ...