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Google announced weeks ago that the Coral Dev Board Mini would be available in the first half of 2020. Coral Dev Board Mini, as they said, could provide a smaller form-factor, lower-power, and lower-cost alternative to the Coral Dev Board. The Mini combines the new Coral Accelerator Module with the MediaTek 8167s SoC to create a board that excels at 720P video encoding/decoding and computer vision use cases. Furthermore, Google also annouced Coral Accelerator Module, an easy to integrate multi-chip package that encapsulates the Edge TPU ASIC. The module exposes both PCIe and USB interfaces and can easily integrate into custom PCB designs. Since Google released Coral edge tpu serial hardware last year, including the Coral Dev Board, USB Accelerator, and PCIe Accelerators. All the hardware are available in 36 countries, offered by their global distributors, such as Mouser,  Gravitylink . Diverse range of applications has already built on Coral across a broad set ...

In the lists below, each "Edge TPU model" link provides a   .tflite   file that is pre-compiled to run on the Edge TPU. You can run these models on your Coral device using our  example code . (Remember to download the model's corresponding labels file.) To get Google Coral Edge TPU products at Gravitylink online store:   https://store.gravitylink.com/global Coral Dev board   $149.99 USB Accelerator   $74.99 Mini PCIe Accelerator   $34.99 M.2 Accelerator A+E key   $34.99 M.2 Accelerator B+M key   $34.99 System-on-Module (SoM) $114.99    For many of the models, we've also provided a link for "All model files," which is an archive file that includes the following: Trained model checkpoints Frozen graph for the trained model Eval graph text protos (to be easily viewed) Info file containing input and output information Quantized TensorFlow Lite model that runs on CPU (include...

More and more industries are beginning to recognize the value of local AI, where the speed of local inference allows considerable savings on bandwidth and cloud compute costs, and keeping data local preserves user privacy. Last year, we launched Coral, our platform of hardware components and software tools that make it easy to prototype and scale local AI products. Our product portfolio includes the Coral Dev Board, USB Accelerator, and PCIe Accelerators, all now available in 36 countries. Since our release, we’ve been excited by the diverse range of applications already built on Coral across a broad set of industries that range from healthcare to agriculture to smart cities. And for 2020, we’re excited to announce new additions to the Coral platform that will expand the possibilities even further. First up is the  Coral Accelerator Module , an easy to integrate multi-chip package that encapsulates the Edge TPU ASIC. The module exposes both PCIe and USB interfaces and ca...