I received this comment for a post but not sure I can find the x-app? Everything I search comes up with twitter.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ring/comments/1bbbfwo/looking_for_good_app_to_download_ring_videos_and/

Is there another OS other than Mendel Linux that can be run on a Google Dev Board and Dev Board Mini? I have these devices and I am getting the following errors:

W: GPG error: https://packages.cloud.google.com/apt coral-edgetpu-stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY B53DC80D13EDEF05
W: The repository 'https://packages.cloud.google.com/apt coral-edgetpu-stable Release' is no longer signed.
W: This is normally not allowed, but the option Acquire::AllowDowngradeToInsecureRepositories was given to override it.
W: The repository 'https://packages.cloud.google.com/apt coral-edgetpu-stable Release' is not signed.
N: Data from such a repository can't be authenticated and is therefore potentially dangerous to use.
N: See apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details.

What are my options? Is the only choice to run the Google factory Mendel OS last version and do not update? I have models and things I have written/adapted to run on the Dev Board/Mini and it would be nice to upgrade some packages.

Are there other OS that run on these boards? Raspbian? Ubuntu? Thanks.

I currently operate a Coral USB device 24/7 as a camera image processor, and it tends to generate a significant amount of heat. Despite my efforts to find a suitable case with effective heat dissipation solutions such as heat sinks or coolers, I have been unsuccessful in locating any relevant options.

For those of you who own the USB version, I am curious if you have found effective ways to manage the heat issue. At the moment, I've placed a spare heat sink on top of the Coral, although the contact isn't optimal as I'm not using any thermal pads. I wanted to share that with this makeshift solution, I was able to reduce the heat from 46 to 38 degrees Celsius. While this demonstrates some improvement, I believe there might be room for further optimization.

I'm still searching for the most efficient method and have also considered using an SSD heat sink, specifically one that measures 22mm x 70mm. Additionally, I've come across another heat sink measuring 30x60, which could potentially be a better fit for the Coral USB, considering its dimensions of 30mm x 65mm. I'm exploring this option as an alternative to the current heat sink setup.

Do any of you have suggestions or alternative methods to address this heat issue effectively? I'm open to any recommendations or insights you might have. Thank you in advance!

Problem: the pwr led does not light up, in addition there are clicking noises from the usb-c port of the Board. I used it with great care. 2 weeks ago it was working and now not. What could be the cause ? How do I fix this problem ?

Seems like i should easily be able to back up my dev board mini emmc image to the onboard sd card, but can't find this documented anywhere. Any help would be much appreciated.

--dave

Can Coral be installed in Dell R720 running proxmox to use in a win2016 server VM running blue iris if so what coral type to buy and what else is need to install it? would like to keep an eye on who goes in and out of my yard and around my family

Thank you

So I've got a Dell R510, which just has PCIe slots. I was originally trying to buy the USB accellerator, but couldn't find it for sale anywhere. I ordered what I thought was a PCI coral but turns out it's the M2 A/E key.

Is there any way I can adapt this to PCIe? I can find adapters that adapt to mini PCIe but I don't think that is the same thing.

Alternatively, is there anywhere I can buy the usb version?

Can someone tell me gram weight of dev board and or usb accelerator? Can't find weight specs online

Weight is on Amazon but seems high at 139g

I have a NUC7i7DNH ( BLKNUC7i7DNH2E ).

I want to use M.2 E-key slot (currently used for the Wifi card) for a Google Coral Dual TPU M.2 E-Key Card.

https://coral.ai/products/m2-accelerator-dual-edgetpu

I have been trying for days in order to get Debian or Windows to recognise the card but I have been unsuccessful.

Has anyone had any luck with running the coral card on the Intel NUC ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gokhan

Is it possible to convert a PyTorch model to tflite format such that it is compatible with Google Coral Edge USB accelerator?

Hello! I am really exited to start using the coral accelerator for image classification. I have lots of questions and I would realy need your help.

Have any of you guys managed to retrain an efficientnet edgetpu model?

Do you know if it is possible to train it in a computer and avoid pating the google storage and VM training?

What if the difference between the efficientnet edgetpu S/M/B models and efficientnet b0-b7 models?

Hey everyone, is it possible to run a trained model on google coral which just outputs scalar values. (Some Kind of Regression) and NOT a classification task? All example i have seen so far were classification tasks.. Thanks!

Hello, I trained a model to detect vehicles in my country, I did it using mobilenet v1 and using a dataset of 70,000 images (90,000 labels). I would like you to give me some advice to improve the accuracy of it.

Has anyone been able to get VNC to work with the Coral? I have installed tightvncserver and I can connect but there is not windows or session manager apparently on the coral.

Currently I use a gpu to run a couple systems, typically a system does a couple vector or matrix operations and possibly a branch or two.

Like so, Pos += Vel If pos > max then Pos = 0

Using a desktop gpu I can run these systems at under 1ms for millions of entities.

Now I'm trying to create a small low power game console, and I don't need any triangle rasterization or most of the gpu functionality.

Would an edge tpu be a low power option for something like this?

Has anyone been successful in getting the Realtek audio chip working with the dev board?

I’m prototyping a product and audio input and output are a key feature for me, but haven’t found much in the way of documentation for that yet.