This tutorial will show you how to use Artificial Intelligence on Raspberry PI with PyTorch to perform image classification tasks. This is part of a series of AI tutorials for Raspberry PI, and you can find the starting point in my Create your Artificial Intelligence (AI) model with Raspberry PI and PyTorch for Image Classification […]
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This tutorial will show you how to create a basic Artificial Intelligence (AI) model with a Raspberry PI computer board, using PyTorch. In this tutorial, I will provide you with all the basics to create your own model, while also explaining the neural network that powers it. About Pytorch I will not spend many words
This tutorial will show you how to run Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents on a Raspberry PI computer board with Docker. This means that you will be able to run AI programs with a single command line, just as you would with a standard Docker container. This is an interesting option and alternative to run Ollama
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the Raspberry PI AI Kit coming from the Raspberry PI. For this, I will use my Raspberry PI 5 model B (2GB) computer board. About the Raspberry PI AI Kit The kit is based on the Hailo8L chip, an entry-level AI Accelerator module capable of
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to use your Raspberry PI with Hugging Face AI models, executing Artificial Intelligence programs with Python on your computer board. Please note that I will use my Raspberry PI 5 Model B with 8GB of RAM for the test shown in this post. When executing them in
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to install and use Label Studio with Raspberry PI computer boards. This will enable you to self-host an open-source solution for keeping annotations and preparing your custom data to train AI custom solutions. For this project, I will use my Raspberry PI 5 Model B computer board.
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This tutotial will show you how to install Ollama in your Raspberry PI, so getting a self-hosted, open-source generative AI system. Please note that this tutorial applies only to Raspberry PI computer boards. Ollama (as well as any generative AI) requires a lot of CPU and RAM, so it will probably run well only in
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