55 TOPS AI Pi goes faster

I made a 55 TOPS Raspberry Pi AI PC. And it actually works... even if it's a little janky.

#shorts

[featherpony]

Like putting a diesel engine on a unicycle.

[josephmazor]

The accuracy of “identify any square as a phone” is so true

[mattybbg]

Come on pi foundation, how can this not be a supported config, it's inspired.

[_xX_me_Xx_]

"It's not smarter, still dumb, but faster."

[HelamanGile]

Your pie doesn't wobble wobble it folds

[taitano]

That's nothing a 3D printer can't fix. Maybe even just some wood and/or metal. Whatever the case, just build a case. 😁👍

[stopcensoringmen]

My man really said to all the big techs, "skill Issue".

[mattmeadows]

AI is the embodiment of the "is this a butterfly meme"

[joen]

Where did you get the pcie hat? Still waiting for one to come on the market

[TheSlyMouse]

Interesting to see the project progress

[NoidoDev]

This is quite exactly what I think hobby robotics needs. I had the same idea just without the details.

[ze]

That was a fun and informative video, thank you for posting it!

[dinglemckringleberry]

For real though…. Recall is some scary shit

[FknUsrnm]

Sorta like Jian Yang’s “Not hotdog” app 😂

[frerdd]

You’re fully utilizing the difficulty of removing the GPIO connector.

[BlackHoleForge]

Hey Jeff you might want to consider getting a riser cable. That way you can take that large board and lay it flat on the ground, while still having it close to the pi.

[adamSmith_]

This lean mean Turing complete mashine is like the Alan Richardson of the Reachers

[Fred_Klingon]

Nice! You can use a flex cable instead of plugging the board directly..and keep everything on the same plane, or stacked vertically

[szabolcs__]

This is your type of content, i like it

[axelgenus]

PCIe card swings around.
My anxiety: 🤯