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Yahboom K210 Developer Kit with AI Vision RISC-V and Face Recognition Camera, Mini Size, Machine Vision and Auditory Recognition. Ideal for Smart Homes and Robots

The K210 Developer Kit, featuring the advanced RISC-V processing architecture, is your go-to solution for machine vision and auditory multi-modal recognition. It's a compact, full-featured development board perfect for a range of applications, from smart homes and robotics to security monitoring and beyond.

This kit includes a high-definition camera, capacitive touch screen, and various essential components such as three-way switches, RGB lights, gyroscopes, speakers, and a microphone array interface. With all the K210 chip’s IO ports accessible via the pin header, expanding functionalities is a breeze.

Compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS, the board supports seamless communication over Wi-Fi for IoT remote control and multi-color recognition. Yahboom enhances your experience with extensive open-source courses, materials, and dedicated online technical support. Elevate your projects with the K210 Developer Kit today!

advantage
  1. Powerful Hardware

    Based on a K210 dual-core RISC-V processor, which is unique open source hardware and offers substantial processing power.
  2. Extensive Features

    Includes a camera, gyroscope, and microphone, which provide numerous opportunities for diverse applications.
  3. Good Value for Experienced Developers

    Recognized as an excellent value for those with relevant technical expertise and development experience.
  4. Supports Edge Processing

    Efficient for Convolutional Neural Network processing in comparison to its power requirements.
  5. Detailed Online Resources

    Comprehensive online guide with lots of sample code and drivers available.
disadvantage
  1. Not Beginner-Friendly

    Not suitable for novices or those unfamiliar with single-board computers.
  2. Incomplete Documentation

    Provided instruction pamphlet and documentation are not comprehensive and slightly difficult to understand.
  3. Driver Issues

    Issues with the drivers, which often require manual adjustments and workarounds.
  4. Resource Chasing

    Users must independently obtain many necessary resources (SDK, CMake, etc.), which is somewhat inconvenient.
  5. Early Development Phase

    Still in an early phase of development with an underdeveloped ecosystem, making it less polished than alternatives like the Jetson Nano.
weight 0.25 kg
size 4 × 9 × 10 centimeters
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