Yahboom K210 Vision Sensor Module for UNO RaspberryPi AI Smart Camera Open-Source Code,Face|QR|Object| Color| Road Sign Recognition, Feature Detection,Line Tracking

Great Device to new projects!

I have no complaints. I bought it to test Krux and it performs exactly as I expected and what is promised. Great little unit for a Krux project.

I bought this because it's the first fully self contained module for experimenting with machine vision that I've seen. It works great, the screen is good quality, as is the camera. No problems using it as is, but it also has plenty of IO to interface with expansion boards and various controllers.Programming is in MicroPython so really simple if you already have experience with Python. The training materials provided by Yahboom are always good and help you to learn through examples of functional code for the module. The firmware even has the AI vision algorithm module included so you can get started with AI visual recognition right away. It amazing how this simple module lowers the bar to getting into and learning advanced computer intelligence programming.Highly recommended. I've really been having fun with it.

Trash screen came cracked and my computer didn't recognize it

I knew AI could do this stuff, but to do it with something that fits in the palm of your hand is mind boggling.The OV2640 camera is not the best camera by far, but it's adequate enough for the job. The touch screen is quite nice. It would also be great if it came with a rechargeable battery so you didn't have to have it plugged in.The included micro SD card was a Sandisk card where someone used a marker to black out Sandisk, which I thought was weird.For whatever reason there is no software or AI models loaded onto the card. You have to download them all from the website. It did take me a while to find the correct part of the website to download them to. And then a little while more to figure out that each model should be in its own directory on the micro SD card. Once that's done, just select the example software from the IDE, load it up on the K210, and it does its thing.I really can't stress enough that something this tiny, and relatively easy to use can do multi object recognition in real time. I have so many ideas on ways that this will make my life easier.

Good thing to have in your kit for project use for advanced object recognition or AI projects.