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The Movidius Stick supports the Raspberry Pi now as a deployment (not development) option, so you can get low power and high speed inference on a single RPi. I
by aseipp 9y ago
The Movidius Stick supports the Raspberry Pi now as a deployment (not development) option, so you can get low power and high speed inference on a single RPi. I have one of these on my desk and they're neat but I haven't done much with it yet. I did grab one because I had heard it would support RPis, though.
Granted, it's 2x the price of a Rpi 3. All together that's about $100 USD. And NVidia just announced the TX1 SE Devkit at $200 USD. I have a TX2, but the TX1 will definitely do better at a higher power/size profile.
The MCS only supports Caffe as well, while the TX1/TX2 will support a wider array of DL frameworks (as well as FP16 support since it's a Tegra).
- nl 9y agoInteresting. I didn't realize they would work on a RPi. Movidius have promised TF support I think.