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Are Google Coral devices worthy to buy?

Coral is a complete toolkit to build products with local AI. “—— Google.
Now google coral has 8 devices: Dev Board, USB Accelerator, Mini PCIe Accelerator, M.2 Accelerator A+E key, M.2 Accelerator B+M key, System-on-Module (SoM), Coral Camera, Environmental Sensor Board.
from prototype to production, coral devices make it easy to take your idea from sketch into proof-of-concept.
Coral provides a complete platform for accelerating neural networks on embedded devices. At the heart of our accelerators is the Edge TPU coprocessor. It's a small-yet-mighty, low-power ASIC that provides high performance neutral net inferencing.
Coral’s local AI technology enables new possibilities across almost any kind of industry: Building smarter cities, Making manufacturing work better, Helping people get around, Keeping people healthy and etc.
for example, Local AI provides high performance, offline analysis for agriculture challenges that can improve soil quality, plant health, and crop yield in order to produce more food, reduce environmental impact, and enable sustainable farming practices.

Beyond that, Google offers the Edge TPU in multiple form factors to suit various prototyping and production environments—from embedded systems deployed in the field, to network systems operating on-premise.
For example, the Coral USB Accelerator simply plugs into a desktop, laptop, or embedded system such as a Raspberry Pi so you can quickly prototype your application. From there, you can scale to production systems by adding our Mini PCIe or M.2 Accelerator to your hardware system.
If you're looking for a fully-integrated system, you can get started with Coral Dev Board—a single-board computer based on NXP's 8M system-on-chip. Then you can scale to production by connecting our System-on-Module (included on the Dev Board) to your own baseboard.
so Google Coral is really worthy to buy, the price is nice to developers.

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