Product Showcase: Luxonis Oak-D DepthAI Hardware

Find it here: www.sparkfun.com/products/17770
This Oak-D DepthAI variant interfaces over USB3C to the host, allowing use with your (embedded) host platform of choice, including the Raspberry Pi and other popular embedded hosts. DepthAI is built to allow the power of Spatial AI to be embedded into products. The DepthAI hardware, firmware, and software suite combine depth perception, object detection (neural inference), and object tracking and gives you this power in a simple, easy-to-use Python API. This Oak-D variant of DepthAI allows the power of the Myriad X VPU to be fully harnessed and used with the platform of your choice.

[@Augmented_AI]

Epic introduction of the OpenCV AI Kit 🤣

[@jtjames79]

I would be highly interested in some form of kit for the bicycle warning system. It is highly relevant to my interests. DYI from scratch is a little beyond my ability.

[@dhruvsheth7260]

OAK-D is amazing!

[@luizcarlosf2]

The beginning was a little cheesy ... but the ending was scary !!! Good one !

[@Bianchi77]

Cool video, thanks :)

[@solosailorsv8065]

Wow, Mind Blown Thank you for bringing this to my data-net Where does the identification routine happen? The "Chair" "Person" logic is happening INSIDE the hardware/firmware, at the PC Python code level, or is there a link to an Online Decoder like 'Speech to Text' calls Google for the heavy AI processing? Or simply; can this run completely remote and autonomously without external data? Thanks!

[@case_sensitive]

how does this compare to the intel realsene?

[@Robots-and-androids]

NOT for beginners! Don't even begin to think that you can use it out of the box. If you are not well versed in Python 3, it will never run. (I got it to run from PyCharm.) There is no GUI. There is no manual.

[@delawarepilot]

I don’t know, Skynet would be a good alternative to the current political system. The ultimate third party option.

[@solosailorsv8065]

Issac Azimov's "Franchise" novel describes the benevolent General AI computer, "Multivac" from 1955 in such a way as you requested. Worth a quick review. Cheers