Coral USB Accelerator on Raspberry Pi 5 - Step by step guide

[@diyengineers]

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[@maykholjm9654]

Muchas gracias. Ayer por la tarde recibí mi USB Coral Accelerator. Estuve luchando para que funcionara, pero justo encontré tu video y pude ejecutarlo correctamente. Estaré atento a tu próximo video. ¡Nuevo suscriptor! :)

[@diyengineers]

Muchas gracias!

[@soumen_das]

Thank you. It worked.

[@adamrohde3513]

Thanks for the video. It's been very helpful for me. One question, why didn't you install the Edge TPU Runtime to the container and instead only on the host?

[@armisis]

Well be trying this soon once I re-image the pi 5 I want to use for this project.

[@diyengineers]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@armisis]

@@diyengineers I just ordered a Raspberry pi 5 AI KIT that has the 13 TOPS chip.

[@darklord_ice]

Great tutorial - but I couldn't find out how to display the example image :D (It's missing in the explanation) - thanks

[@anthonyholmes1312]

Awesome, thank you! I have been battling just getting this thing to work with the Raspberry Pi 5 and current version of Python. Now I'd like to connect this to a camera module 3...

[@diyengineers]

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@hyagovieira1701]

Maybe you can run ONNX models, in this case? Also Yolov8, in format .onnx ?

[@santiagoperez6769]

Have you tried any other approaches to getting Python 3.9 on the bookworm image? For example, I wonder if it is possible to use pyenv or virtualenv to create the container as a virtual environment as opposed to using docker.

[@griffcyt]

Pyenv works fine

[@sanperez313]

@@griffcyt nice, thanks for the update. BTW, did you install Python 3.9 from source or through pyenv? (I am not sure if that's the same thing)

[@griffcyt]

Just normal pyenv install of 3.9. Nothing built from source.

[@TechTimReview]

is there any way to remove the error in USB after the initial command? Thanks!

[@santiagoperez6769]

Is there a reason why you used the depracated edgetpu-examples module instead of the PyCoral module? If it was because you ran into issues with it on the Bookworm OS, then that would be good info to share... o/w I can try on my end and report back, if anyone is interested.

[@freddiemullins3904]

I followed your steps completely and it didn’t work Every time I do Lsusb it still global unichip corp

[@sandrocain-l2v]

can raspberry pi 5 and google coral usb run yolo models (like yolov8) well? I'm really looking forward to the next video if you are pleased.

[@АльбертИванов-ц4х]

sure. even rasp 4 can. and without any docker - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWizqKWIi7VsoJY

[@mahmoudmoumni1680]

Thank you for the tutorial, I just have one issue, why I need each time I restart the raspberry to launch the container run one example, get the runtime error and then repeat the same process and it's working ! is there any possibility to make it work from first run otherwise this will be a severe problem in a real world application. Thank you in advance!

[@diyengineers]

Each time are you rebuilding a new container or opening the already built container? You shouldn't have this issue when opening/entering the existing container.

[@mahmoudmoumni1680]

@@diyengineers Hello , yeah each time I turn off the raspberry and turn it on , I run the container (without rebuilding it) it throws the same exception

[@luislozano2896]

can you tell me if the Coral accelerator works for Stable Diffusion? and how many "it/s" can it do on the benchmarks?

[@АльбертИванов-ц4х]

no. different format. seach for openvino 2024.

[@Burgerhs]

Will it work with raspberry pi 2 zero

[@gerwinvis]

It seems that you did not provide the arguments for the script in Docker correctly. It seems it is important to enter the entire command line without line breaks or extra spaces.

[@diyengineers]

Do you mean the comand in my webpage? Copy & Paste is not working without you having to do some fixes due to added spaces / breaks? Thanks for watching and providing feedback!

[@gerwinvis]

​@@diyengineers Exactly. Only the script i had to use in Docker

[@diyengineers]

Alright. Went ahead and fixed it. Thanks again!