Getting set up and running was super fast. It took about 15 minutes to go online for the setup directions, install the Coral support libraries, git clone an example, plug in the Coral, and then run the example. The example ran successfully. All the steps where very straightforward and fast.

I then decided to run a secound example, this time Google’s detection example.

It’s difficult to see if you don’t zoom into the screen capture, but if you do you will see Admiral Grace Hopper’s tie is identified and a red box drawn around it. This is test #2, and a bit more interesting than the first test.

Not much more to offer at this point as all I’m doing is pulling the examples and giving them a spin. I’ll work on writing something more original when I better understand the system. Fortunately all the higher level software is written in Python. For me it’s a joy to work with Python, especially version 3, on any system.

Hopefully more to come.